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Lemuria @ObviousFool said:
@Lemuria said:

Arguably, the other numbers should be lower. (There are 568 total YEMs, not 568 without the other songs.)
You shouldn't put the grand total inside the diagram then. The sum of all the YEMS should be 568, so the outer number should reflect how many shows where YEM was the only "boy" song played.
See the Methods Note. (There'll be at least one with each graph.) I didn't show those numbers for several reasons, methodological and practical. But possibly I should have diagrammed it as subsets instead of Venn overlaps. Hmm....
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