For example, A is befriended with B, which is befriended with C and E, where C is befriended with D, and D befriended with A (the original circle), but E is also befriended with F which in turn is befriended with A.
So there's 2 circles of friends, and A and B are in both: A-B-C-D-A and A-B-E-F-A.
In reply to Re^2: OT(ish) - Best Search Algorithm
by bart
in thread OT(ish) - Best Search Algorithm
by Melly
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