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It's relatively flat.
It might be down just a tiny, tiny amount in Q4 possibly, but the reality is that it won't even be a material change and so as we see the balance of the year laying out, just Q2, Q3,Q4 are essentially flat revenue.
And I appreciate the concern that a number of you are signalling around the second half volume basis, and what we've said all along is that in the event that the volume [cases are any] different than what we anticipate, that we'll be more aggressive around the things that we will do around managing costs and so as you can imagine, we have a contingency plan that we're working through as a Leadership Team around what happens, if, in fact, we end up with a volume issue in the second half of the year (technical difficulties).
No, I'd say Lighting, I mean every year, it's a business given that the input costs and the price of LEDs has continued to fall.
Every year it's a business that basically sheds a bit of price, but also the input costs and the costs of that LED technology continues to drop, so I'd say in that business overall, ordinary [force] is that it's a competitive business and the technology costs continue to decline and our margins in that business, quite frankly, are performing just fine.
And we had another quarter of strong margins in Q2.
We think that business is fine and very much consistent with the guidance that we've laid out for products during the course of the year.
Thank you all for joining us today.
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As always, we'll be available to take questions or follow-up items after the call, and thank you very much for joining us today.
