Do I qualify? Do I qualify? Ensure that you understand what you are starting on by partnering with someone who understands cloud infrastructure and cost complexities and who can help you achieve your goals more quickly and more efficiently than you could by yourself. As it turns out, COBOL  the programming language for the back-end mainframe  was not the source of the problem. Misconception No.
COBOL is not the acronym for the cloud infrastructure and therefore, the question of whether or not they qualify is hard to answer.
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(z0 / hard-02
    :ARG1 (z1 / answer-01
              :ARG1 (z2 / question-01
                        :ARG1 (z3 / or
                                  :op1 (z4 / qualify-02
                                           :ARG1 (z5 / they))
                                  :op2 (z6 / qualify-02
                                           :ARG1 z5
                                           :polarity -))))
    :ARG1-of (z7 / cause-01
                 :ARG0 (z8 / acronym
                           :polarity -
                           :topic (z9 / infrastructure
                                      :mod (z10 / cloud))))
    :rel (z11 / name
              :op1 "COBOL"))
COBOL is not the acronym for the cloud infrastructure and therefore , the question of whether or not they qualify is hard to answer .
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z0 :ARG1 z1
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