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	$(function() {



		var data = [ ["January", 10], ["February", 8], ["March", 4], ["April", 13], ["May", 17], ["June", 9] ];



		$.plot("#placeholder", [ data ], {

			series: {

				bars: {

					show: true,

					barWidth: 0.6,

					align: "center"

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			},

			xaxis: {

				mode: "categories",

				tickLength: 0

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		<h2>Categories</h2>

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		<p>With the categories plugin you can plot categories/textual data easily.</p>



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