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Line 19: \| title=Lightning-Fast Delivery of XML to More Devices in More Locations \| publisher=AgileDelta \| date=~~2007-05-08~~ 5 November 2015 \| accessdate=~~2007-07-17~~ 23 September 2016 }}</ref> An advantage of EXI over Fast Infoset is that EXI (optionally) uses more constraints from the [[XML schema]]. This can make the EXI data more compact; for example, if the XML schema specifies that elements named 'bar' may only exist within elements named 'foo', EXI can assign a shorter token to the 'bar' element, knowing that it doesn't have to share the same token space as elements that occur elsewhere in the document.

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