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• Cookies allow a range of functions to be carried out, such as analysing web traffic through tools such as Google Analytics, letting you know when you have visited a particular page or site before. As an example, a cookie can prevent popups recurring every time you visit a site for a given period of time.
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• Cookies remember your likes, dislikes, and other preferences, so your visit can be tailored to provide you with a better website experience.
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