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Given a real number sequence A=(a"1,a"2,...,a"n), an average lower bound L, and an average upper bound U, the Average-Constrained Maximum-Sum Segment problem is to locate a segment A(i,j)=(a"i,a"i"+"1,...,a"j) that maximizes @?"i"=