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{p 0 2 0}o {cmd:graph twoway}

{p 0 2 0}o All others

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{hi:{cmd:twoway}}
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{p 0 2 0}o Graphs the points it is told to

{p 0 2 0}o Graphs data points using markers, lines, bars, areas, ranges, ...

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{hi:{cmd:All others}}
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{p 0 2 0}o Combine data analysis with a graph

{p 0 2 0}o With the exception of {cmd:graph bar}, {cmd:box}, and {cmd:dot} 
	   all others are wrappers for {cmd:twoway}.  They:{p_end}

{p 4 6 0}		- perform some statistics and/or data analysis{p_end}

{p 4 6 0}		- retrieve locations to graph{p_end}

{p 4 6 0}		- produce the graph using {cmd:twoway}{p_end}

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{p 0 2 0}o The stat graphs are all just wrappers around twoway

{p 0 2 0}o We too can use twoway as a tool


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