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(PITT,*) FRA WIN STL FRE ; there is the following statement for the values of cost: param cost := [GARY,*] DET 14 LAN 11 STL 16 LAF 8 [CLEV,*] FRA 27 DET 9 LAN 12 WIN 9 STL 26 LAF 17 [PITT,*] FRA 24 WIN 13 STL 28 FRE 99 ; The templates are given in brackets to distinguish them from the set templates in paren-...

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