Notifications. Difference between All sent and Finished.

Is there a difference?

Here is a description of all status:
Created: A notification has been created. It is not yet queued or sent.
Queued: A notification has been added to the queue. The devices are chunked before the notification could be sent to the devices. So the push notification could be going through chunking.
Started: A notification is being processed.
All_sent: All notifications sent to Apple’s APNS.
Finished: All notifications sent to the devices.
Failed: A notification has failed due to some reason. The reason for failure would be listed.
Here is a document that also descibes this: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/digitalpublishingsuite/articles/segmented-push-notifications.h tml

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