Note on This PreTeXt Edition

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Preface Note on This PreTeXt Edition

This is a PreTeXt conversion of Introduction to Statistical Thinking, originally written by Benjamin Yakir. The original work is available online at eleuven.github.io/statthink/ The original GitHub repository for the book source is at github.com/eleuven/statthink.

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