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Mike Carniello writes:
I wondered what you make of this.
I pay for the NYT online and tablet – but not paper, so I don’t know how they’re representing this content in two dimensions.
I’ve paged through the thing a couple of times, not sure how useful it is – it seems like a series of figures – in a one-column, many-row display might have worked as well (or, perhaps, two-column (differentiating oil producer groups)).
I agree, I found it disconcerting that the axes start changing as I scroll down!
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