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Description	Tan.svg English: The graph of tan(x) made in GnuPlot and edited in Illustrator. Esperanto: Grafiko de la funkcio tangento per GnuPlot kaj redaktita per Illustrator Italiano: Il grafico della funzione tangente, la tangentoide, creato con GnuPlot e modificato con Illustrator
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