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English: Use of SVGs clip paths to shade regions between curves in File:The_Boat_Race_cumulative_results.svg:
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Short title | The Boat Race cumulative results shading |
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Image title | Use of SVGs clip paths to shade regions between curves in The_Boat_Race_cumulative_results_shading.svg by CMG Lee. 1. Simplified graphs of Cambridge and Oxford cumulative results. 2. The region beneath each graph. 3. The region above each graph. 4. Applying the opposing region above as a clip path to the region beneath, resulting in 5. The appropriate intersections. 6. Putting it all together. |
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