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The clever strategy is to invoke the 80:20 rule and aim to cover 80% of weather message requirements. When a requirement doesn't fit your schema you say it is part of the 20%. (Worked nicely with invoices and UBL.) Maybe 80:20 is a fake arbitrary split too but it works. Every model is an approximation.


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