A data processing team is tasked with extracting key information from a massive library of 10,000 multi-page reports. Their strategy involves two main steps: first, they divide each report into its individual pages; second, they use a system capable of analyzing all these individual pages concurrently. Why is this concurrent approach more efficient than analyzing the reports one by one from start to finish?
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