The Amount Of Work To Be Done Increases In Proportion To The Amount Of Work Already Completed.

The Amount Of Work To Be Done Increases In Proportion To The Amount Of Work Already Completed.

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The amount of work to be done increases in proportion
to the amount of work already completed.
-- Vail's Second Axiom

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