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      <title>Draw me a project</title>
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      <description>I&amp;rsquo;ll be giving a remote keynote talk at the Rencontres R (French R conference) on July the 12th, all in French. This blog post is a written version of my presentation, but in English. I decided to not talk about package development for once, but rather about workflows and how to structure &amp;amp; run an analysis.1
Many thanks to Christophe Dervieux for useful feedback on this post! Merci beaucoup !</description>
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