In a multimodule project, if you have a plugin bound to a phase in the parent, it will be bound to the same phase in the module. What strategy could you employ to prevent the plugin from executing in the module?

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In the excluded element of the build section of the POM, list the plugin you do not want to run.
Set the phase in the module to none.
Set a value in the configuration of the plugin in the module to be excluded like this: TRUE.
Do not specify the plugin in the module.

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