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Dec 27	revised	Help automating calendar creation added 1614 characters in body
Dec 27	answered	Help automating calendar creation
Dec 26	revised	TikZ spy and Beamer uncover added 1119 characters in body
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Dec 26	comment	Tikz style conflicting with clip command Well, if you’re proposing the second solution, do `\tikzset{clip/.code={\tikz@addmode{\tikz@mode@cliptrue}\let\tikz@options=\pgfut‌il@empty}}` and you can use the original `\path[clip]` and `\clip`.
Dec 26	revised	Radial Labels on Mindmap - Part I added 421 characters in body
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Dec 26	answered	Radial Labels on Mindmap - Part I
Dec 26	comment	Aligned numerator and denominator in \frac or any other variant @devendra Although I would recommend to use just the default LaTeX style in your case, here are some related questions: How to improve the looks of a fraction?, `\frac{1-z^{n+1}}{1-z}` doesn't look very good …
Dec 26	comment	Aligned numerator and denominator in \frac or any other variant @egreg “abused”
Dec 26	comment	Aligned numerator and denominator in \frac or any other variant With the `mathtools` package providing the `\mathrlap` macro you could do (in the denominator) `(N+1)\mathrlap{!}\hphantom{^{N+1}}` or, in this simple case, `(N+1)^{N+1}\hfill`. For the latter already exist a then-abused macro: `\cfrac[l]{(x_i - x)^{N+1}}{(N+1)^{N+1}}`.
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Dec 26	revised	Center caption in listing retag