True/False
The following SQL statement is an example of a correlated subquery.
SELECT First_Name, Last_Name, Total_Sales
FROM Salesman s1
WHERE Total_Sales > all
(SELECT Total_Sales FROM Salesman s2
WHERE s1.Salesman_ID != s2.Salesman_ID);
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