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Avoid using cycles when referring to a person's availability or workload

Albert Salim requested to merge caalberts-master-patch-18666 into master

Why is this change being made?

I have noticed the term "cycle" being used often when referring to a person's availability. A simpler language could be used to mean availability. A person is a human being, not a CPU.

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Edited by Albert Salim

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