Thank you, operator, and thanks, everyone, for joining us today to discuss Conduent's third quarter 2022 earnings. Joining me today is Cliff Skelton, our president and CEO; and Steve Wood, our CFO. Cliff will provide an overview of our results and a business update, Steve will then walk you through the financials for the quarter, as well as providing a financial outlook.
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