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TacticalSimple NetworkExample of Simple  Line 66 : two branches, five stop places, -links in two directions
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    IFOPTStop Place Urban Station (UK)  -This example provides an IFOPT representation of Wimbledon Station based on -a UK DfT paper -. This is a busy urban station with several transport modes. The example -includes detailed accessibility data.

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    A hand-coloured print of a scene taking place in a bedroom where an angry wife scolds her husband. She sits-up, shouting at him whilst he lies on his back with a look of concession, his hands crossed on his chest. As if in imitation of the couple, a small dog, barks at the man whilst a large dog with a grim expression, lies on the floor.

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