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You cut off the remainder of the example. The end result looks like this:
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I accidentally the whole ending. On it.
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Fixed! Data looks a little different thanks to the pseudorandom set seed, otherwise formatting looks right to me.
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matplotlibdependencysetup.pyYou can view the result of these changes on GitHub here: https://github.com/jdwarner/trendvis/tree/readme_rst
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