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Example \u201cSimple\u201d<\/h1>\n<\/header>\n
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This example is drawn from a thesaurus having only the most basic relationship types, and scope notes. There is no classified display, but a hierarchical display is possible as well as the normal alphabetical one. Each term also has an identifier, tagged \u201cTNR\u201d in the alphabetical display. (Normally the identifier would not be shown in an alphabetical display for end-users, but it is shown here to facilitate checking).<\/p>\n

For this example, testing includes:<\/p>\n