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The XNAL information is all metadata, so it generally does not - need to be translated. Exceptions might be needed when selections - from this metadata are used for display purposes. The standard - behavior might need to change based on local business rules. For - example, in some cases it might be appropriate to translate the - honorific, country, or organizationname elements. There are no - translatable attributes
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