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      <title>Dynamic graph</title>
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      <description>Yes, this is a good point. Also, it allows to work on useful and interesting contexts, too. When the type of data is appealing, then people are encouraged to think through it and make more realistic comments. This makes a big difference in handling data and its way of being taught.</description>
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