Why would a t-sql query that was previously working and hasn't been changed, no longer return any ro

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I have run this query successfully multiple times no more than a couple of weeks ago. I have not made a single change to it. It seems unlikely that the back-end data would have changed enough to produce no results. What else could contribute to this?

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