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"This week on The Apprentice, Sir Alan set a trade task. He instructed the teams to interview representatives from five nations, each of whom would pitch three products to them. The teams would then be required to choose a nation to represent, before selling that nation&amp;#039;s products to British retailers. Tre, who had won every task since the second week, and Katie, who had lost five tasks in a row, volunteered to serve as project managers. Tre&amp;#039;s team chose to sell goods from Sweden, namely vacuum cleaner heads, organic dolls and air purifiers. Katie&amp;#039;s team elected to import products from Canada, namely light therapy lamps, trainer insoles and &amp;#039;rugs in boxes&amp;#039;. Tre&amp;#039;s team struggled after managing to make just one appointment with a retailer. Much of their time had been spent spent consoling an emotional Jadine, who was missing her daughter. Katie&amp;#039;s team failed to make a single appointment, but their on-the-spot selling skills proved impressive. Tre&amp;#039;s team made \u00A31,344.29, but Katie&amp;#039;s team raked in a profit of \u00A32,226.59. They were promptly sent off to Selfridges for a \u00A3500 shopping spree as a reward. Tre chose to bring Jadine and Lohit into the boardroom. The normally unflappable 27-year-old was clearly shaken, especially after Sir Alan remarked that he had &amp;quot;messed up big time&amp;quot;, but he was granted a reprieve. Instead, Sir Alan decided to fire Jadine. The formal financial adviser, he reasoned, lacked the necessary experience to become his apprentice. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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