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#<UNK>, your question on structural cost reduction, which bucket it's coming from, we have said in the past material cost, direct and indirect, would be about 40% of that and people-related cost about 20% and then there are a lot of other areas like R&D and lower depreciation that accounts for the rest.
I'll say people-related cost is definitely delivering as we anticipated; so is the material cost.
If you recall, the material cost we said the structural cost reduction we're aiming for is about 2.5%, but we allow for 1.5 points of material inflation and FX and net of only one point is included in the structural cost reduction goal of over $500 million.
That is also yielding results as we anticipated.
