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What are the differences among milestones, deliverables, objectives, and goals?
What is the relationship among scope, schedule, and risk?
What is the relationship among schedule, precedence, and network flow?

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This solution discusses the differences among milestones, deliverables, objectives, and goals. It also examines the relationship among scope, schedule, and risk. Finally, it discusses the relationship among schedule, precedence, and network flow.

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