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Description	English: Recursive transition network for "fancy nouns" from Douglas Hofstadter's Gödel, Escher, Bach
Date	22 December 2012
Source	Own work
Author	Eviatar Bach
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Source code InfoField	Graphviz mscgen code digraph g{rankdir=LR a -> b a [label="begin",shape=ellipse,fillcolor="#8dd3c7",style="filled"]; b [label="Ornate noun",shape=box,fillcolor="palegreen",style="filled,rounded"]; b -> c b -> f b -> d c [label="Relative pronoun",shape=box,fillcolor="palegreen",style="filled,rounded"]; d [label="Preposition",shape=box,fillcolor="palegreen",style="filled,rounded"]; g [label="Fancy noun",shape=box,fillcolor="palegreen",style="filled,rounded"]; h [label="Verb",shape=box,fillcolor="palegreen",style="filled,rounded"]; i [label="Verb",shape=box,fillcolor="palegreen",style="filled,rounded"]; j [label="Fancy noun",shape=box,fillcolor="palegreen",style="filled,rounded"]; f [label="end",shape=ellipse,fillcolor="#8dd3c7",style="filled"]; e [label="Fancy noun",shape=box,fillcolor="palegreen",style="filled,rounded"]; d -> e e -> f c -> g c -> h g -> i i -> f h -> j j -> f }

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