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&#9;<!-- v is value (datapoint) -->
&#9;<v>
&#9;&#9;<!-- y is y-value
			 x is x-value. 
			 If one of these is not specified, some default value can be calculated.
			 If, for example, not one x value is specified for the whole dataset, 
			 they will be placed on regular intervals.
			 x-values are necessary for defining scatterplots, for example.
			 z-values might also be possible -->
&#9;&#9;<y>40</y>
&#9;&#9;<!-- c stands for "content". This can be used for defining tooltips, for example -->
&#9;&#9;<c>(1990,North) = 80</c>
&#9;&#9;<!-- l stands for "link". Format of the link should be investigated further (I suspect
			this format is too much html-oriented) -->
&#9;&#9;<l>/1990/North</l>
&#9;</v>
&#9;<v>
&#9;&#9;<y>38.3</y>
&#9;&#9;<!-- Emphasize:
			if it's a pie chart, let this piece jump out.
			Other charts could provide other emphasizing mechanisms,
			maybe even dependent on the "style" sheet
		-->
&#9;&#9;<emphasize/>
&#9;</v>
&#9;<v><y>40.7</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>150.2</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>174.6</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>33.6</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>54.6</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>54.6</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>117.6</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>177.6</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>176.6</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>8.6</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>30.6</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>0.6</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>13.6</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>34.6</y></v>
&#9;<v><y>72.6</y></v>
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