emmanuelg (
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2021-01-13 05:21 am (UTC)
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Thanks!
There are no figures that have 12, 13, or 14 members.
The groupings of identical rows are also interesting to me. This might be a new form of companies-- Company simple, demi-simple, compound, and --frequency?
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There are no figures that have 12, 13, or 14 members.
The groupings of identical rows are also interesting to me. This might be a new form of companies-- Company simple, demi-simple, compound, and --frequency?