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@@ -11196,8 +11196,8 @@ Analysis of routes between Europe and the USA
The next few queries show how you can use a graph like 'air-routes' do perform
analysis on a particular industry segment. The following queries analyze the
distribution and availability of routes between airports across Europe and airports
-in the United States.First of all let's just find out how many total routes there are
-between airports anywhere in Europe and airports in the USA.
+in the United States. First of all let's just find out how many total routes there
+are between airports anywhere in Europe and airports in the USA.
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@@ -12016,13 +12016,13 @@ worthy of note. First of all it uses the preferred 'has' technique again to test
distance whereas in the previous query we used 'where'. Also this time we just list
the distance and the destination airport's code and we sort the end result using a
'sort'. We also use 'select' and 'as' rather than the perhaps more succinct 'path'
-and 'by' to show a different way of achieving effectively the same results.The 'path'
-and 'by' combination were introduced more recently into TinkerPop and I find that to
-be a more convenient syntax to use most of the time but both ways work and both have
-their benefits. We should also note that I show 'sort' being used here just to show a
-different way of ordering results, but in most cases we can re-write our query to use
-'order'. You will find several examples of 'order' being used throughout this
-book. Order is introduced in the "<<sort>>" section.
+and 'by' to show a different way of achieving effectively the same results. The
+'path' and 'by' combination were introduced more recently into TinkerPop and I find
+that to be a more convenient syntax to use most of the time but both ways work and
+both have their benefits. We should also note that I show 'sort' being used here just
+to show a different way of ordering results, but in most cases we can re-write our
+query to use 'order'. You will find several examples of 'order' being used throughout
+this book. Order is introduced in the "<<sort>>" section.
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