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Line 33: * Developers maintain a free-form working environment that may encourage experimentation, learning, and free distribution of results. * It allows developers to cross architectural and/or tiered boundaries to resolve design limitations and defects. * Reduced planning overhead results in far more development time than structured software methodologies. * Since coding can be done during the developer's free time, a project could come to fruition which otherwise wouldn't have.<ref>K, Alex. [http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2006/05/googles-20-percent-time-in-action.html "Google's '20 percent time' in action"], Official Google Blog, May 18, 2006</ref>

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