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[Figure 128d on page 259] Alternatively, start with the same tessellation, but this time draw ribbon lines at two points of sides where two octagons meet. Notice that the resulting polygonal pattern is the same, if translated. Reproduced with permission from Springer Nature. Copyright (2017) Springer Nature.

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