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Mixdown questions - dither, headroom

a few quick questions on mixing down:

(assume 20-bit, 48khz file format)

I have heard that if a track clips, it is not really clipping, because of 32-bit processing. I have also heard that there is built in limiters?

1. How far can a single track clip before I lose quality?

2. If the master clips, is it simply limited?

3. If I mix down to 16-bit, Is it enough to have the "dither" option checked, or should I run a dithering plugin?

Thanks.
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