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Renormalized Perturbation Theory and Field-Theoretic Renormalization Groupre’ (i.e. unrenormalized) perturbation theory, we introduce model-dependent terms masking the expected universal behavior of the scaling functions. Can we construct a better version of the theory, clearly distinguishing universal from model-dependent features?