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With the first wave of bringing the North America women's business in-house starting in 2025, what specific risks do you foresee in this complex multi-year transition, and how might it impact your margins and overall profitability during this period?
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Given the headwinds affecting your fourth quarter gross margin guidance, including increased promotional activity and supply chain disruptions, how confident are you in achieving your long-term target of 15% operating margin, and what steps are you taking to mitigate these pressures?
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Considering the investigation by China's Ministry of Commerce and the fact that China accounts for approximately 6% of your revenue and 16% of EBIT, how might this situation impact your business in China, and what contingency plans do you have in place?
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Inventory levels have increased by 9% year-over-year due to strategic investments in essential products to maintain a 95% in-stock rate; how do you plan to manage the risk of potential overstocking, especially in a more promotional environment, and ensure that this doesn't lead to increased markdowns?
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As you focus on quality of sales initiatives in Europe leading to a reduction in revenue, how sustainable is this strategy in the long term, and how do you balance the trade-off between top-line growth and improving margins while maintaining market share?