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7 comments:
I agree 100%
(though maybe B could be even higher and A even lower....)
Hi Arnold,
Mix it up, shake it up.
Do NOT ram the reader with graphics ONLY, please.
Where's the jumping text, man?
Warm regards,
- Joe.
True :)
@karen13 - I agree with you! However, to escape on a technicality, I have offered no scale on the Y-axis of the graph!
@Joe Pinto - I'm not sure I get what you mean by "jumping text"?
@Shilpa - Thanks!
Hi,
Insighful graphs.
To the 'Level of Security' graph, I feel to add a line parallel to the X axis labelled 'Level of Public Dis-satisfaction'
Good one :)
Haiku poetry
@Thosket: Mine's actually going down.
@workhard: Thanks.
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