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Breakthrough Stage
A phase in the development of something, such as technology or a product, where significant progress is made, overcoming previous barriers.
Maturity Stage
The phase in a product's lifecycle where growth slows down, sales stabilize, and the product is established in the market.
Stagnant Stage
a period in which there is little or no growth, progress, or change, often indicating a need for new strategies or interventions.
Failure Stage
A phase in the lifecycle of a business or project characterized by a significant decline in performance, potentially leading to cessation of operations.
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