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Creating cross-browser consistent visualizations of data without Adobe's Flash plugin has always been a difficult issue to address. Google introduced a Visualization API earlier this year which enables you to present tabular data in the form of charts, maps, and other graphical representations without the need for Flash. (Some visualizations actually do use flash, but most are implemented with SVG and/or VML.) Working with different API's can present hurdles as we attempt to massage the same data in two different data structures - one for a grid and another for a pie chart. To address this specific challenge, ...
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