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      <title>The Hunt for the Missing Data Type</title>
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 All graphs made with graphviz (source)Graphs are ubiquitous in software engineering:
 Package dependencies form directed graphs, as do module imports. The internet is a graph of links between webpages. Model checkers analyze software by exploring the &amp;ldquo;state space&amp;rdquo; of all possible configurations.</description>
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