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Dijakstra 1972)  \n(source: Mary Poppendieck)  \neffective agile . 4  \nWhat is the Product Backlog  \nThe Product Backlog lists all features, func*ons, requirements, enhancements, and bug fixes that cons*tute the changes to be made to the product in future releases . 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