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Jerry Huang,Ken Huang,Krystal Jackson,Luyao Zhang,Jennifer Toreng time T. In the first case, one considers the stopping times defined by Maisonneuve [8]. See §3 for a formal description. Roughly speaking, such stopping times correspond to rules where the decision to stop during an excursion may be based only on information available before the excursion began, a

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