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Figure 1: Horizontal packing at k = 3 (left) and vertical packing at k = 4 (right).
Figure 2: Untangling a pipe dream (left). Inserting a pipe dream (right).
Figure 5: The horizontal and vertical packings of a ν-tree at a diagonal leaf b.
Figure 7: The product of a µ-tree and a ν-tree.

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