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Thank you for the live demonstration. It was very helpful to understand the product. If it is not too much trouble for you, I would like to contact some of your client in Florida to understand how Neu Brain help them on their budget process. Could you send me the governmental client list in Florida?

Also, the estimated price for the 1st year is approximately $107,000. What is included in this price?

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