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==Transcript==
 
==Transcript==
:[The whole comic is a single panel, with a circular diagram of the days of the week.]
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:(The whole comic is a single panel, with a circular diagram of the days of the week.)
  
 
:Polar graph of what stuff happens on which days, based on number of Google results for phrases like "company meeting on <day>."
 
:Polar graph of what stuff happens on which days, based on number of Google results for phrases like "company meeting on <day>."
:The relative frequency of <day> in <phrase> is shown by the distance from the center at which <phrase>'s line crosses <day>.
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:The relative frequency of <day> in <phrase> is shown by the distance from the center at which <phrase>&#39;s line crosses <day>.
:Each curve is normalized to have the same number of total hits - they're not on the same scale.
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:Each curve is normalized to have the same number of total hits - they&#39;re not on the same scale.
  
 
:It follows the plot as a sortable table:
 
:It follows the plot as a sortable table:
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:[Tuesday, ditto: 3, 2, 4, 5, 1, 7, 9, 10, 11, 8, 6]
 
:[Tuesday, ditto: 3, 2, 4, 5, 1, 7, 9, 10, 11, 8, 6]
  
{{comic discussion}}
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{{comic discussion}}  
 
[[Category:Comics with color]]
 
[[Category:Comics with color]]
 
[[Category:Charts]]
 
[[Category:Charts]]
 
[[Category:Calendar]]
 
[[Category:Calendar]]
 
[[Category:Google Search]]
 
[[Category:Google Search]]

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