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The main purpose of this example is to show that sas can do multiple
charts on the same page.  There are a couple of ways to do that - in
this example I use sas/graph's "proc greplay".

First I create the 4 charts, and I use the "name=" option to 
save the graphs in such a way that I can later refer to them 
by name.

Then I do a "proc greplay" and replay the graphs into a template
(using treplay).  I use a predefined template called "l2r2s"
(left 2, right 2) - this template has 4 simple areas to replay 
the charts into.  I modify the template ever-so-slightly, to
eliminate the black borders around each graph.

Normally in gplot line charts, without symbol markers, there is
nowhere to associate html title= charttips/flyover-text, but in this
example I annotate labels for some of the important data points,
and I use annotate's html variable to hold the html title= charttip/
flyover-text, so you do get the mouse-over capability.

Note that I intentionally reposition 2 charts from where they were
in the Grams AI chart, so the charts visually line up better.

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