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    The company operated through five subsidiaries: WCG, Twist, Pure, Sentient and Marketeching, but has since unified into Real Chemistry. [38] WCG was the public relations arm. As of 2012, it was responsible for about 80 percent of the company's revenue. [8] Twist is a 50-person division that initially served largely as a conflict and analytics ...

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