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\note{
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\note{
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The presence of \code{panel.first} and \code{panel.last} is a
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The presence of \code{panel.first} and \code{panel.last} is a
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historical anomaly: default plots do not have \sQuote{panels}, unlike
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historical anomaly: default plots do not have \sQuote{panels}, unlike
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e.g. \code{\link{pairs}} plots. For more control, use lower-level
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e.g.\sspace{}\code{\link{pairs}} plots. For more control, use lower-level
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plotting functions: \code{plot.default} calls in turn some of
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plotting functions: \code{plot.default} calls in turn some of
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\code{\link{plot.new}}, \code{\link{plot.window}},
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\code{\link{plot.new}}, \code{\link{plot.window}},
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\code{\link{plot.xy}}, \code{\link{axis}}, \code{\link{box}} and
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\code{\link{plot.xy}}, \code{\link{axis}}, \code{\link{box}} and
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\code{\link{title}}, and plots can be built up by calling these
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\code{\link{title}}, and plots can be built up by calling these
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individually, or by calling \code{plot(type = "n")} and adding further
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individually, or by calling \code{plot(type = "n")} and adding further
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