Interestingly, this has the side effect of delaying execution of all other scripts in /etc/cron.daily after "apt" (in lexical sort order). I wonder if this is intended. If it is, the sleep command should probably not be part of the "apt" script but put in a separate script. And id it is not intended, run-parts should not need to wait for the "apt" script to finish, befor it can call the other scripts.
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