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A project dependency is an activity that relies on another activity or condition before it can be completed. There are four common types of project dependency:1. Finish to StartTask A must be completed before Task B can begin. In this case, tasks must be completed sequentially.
2. Finish to FinishTask A must be completed before Task B can be completed.3. Start to StartTask A must start before Task B can start.4. Start to FinishTask A must start before Task B can finish.
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