We mark A as visited and we add it to the open list.

In particular, we're going to make each region on the map correspond to a node on the graph and we're going to connect two nodes on the graph if they share a border and therefore can't have the same color on the map. a shares a border with b and f

This is the matrix of cofactors.

Take g off the open list, its neighbors are all already done, nothing is added.

f shares borders with g , b , and a

And now, we do essentially a search just as we're doing before, consisted of A and C.

No, sit beside me

The dear one asleep in the next room.

Let's say B, and we start to build a tree starting from B, and here's how we do it.

Our school would show Bill Nye the Science Guy.

And when we do that, our neighbors be they next door, or in the next state, or in the next country will be just fine.

Oh, it's over by the Cuisinart next to the stove.

I promise you, okay,

Right now, we've visited everything.

From nothing to thing.

She's right next to me.

Sit with me.

Yeah, he's in the next room.

On the corner of his desk, near his computer.

Well, phi is equal to A over B, which is equal to A plus B over A we know that A plus B over A is the same thing as

Krivoshlykov from Gorbatov Village.

What's that next to the plate?

What about that guy next door?

John sits by Jack.

The devil lurks behind the cross.

So, looking for answers,

I'm the one sitting next to him!

I'm gonna be right in the next room.

I sat next to you in Mrs. Walsh's English class!

And there's Tia right beside him.

Sandy Plankton?

Here, come over here. Join me.

Did he hear me?

He seated himself next to me.

I sat next to John.

Tom sat down beside Mary.

Tom sat beside Mary.

I sat down next to him.

Tom sat down next to Mary.

No, no. Oh, my God. Jimmy is on the wrong bench.

And that's Todhunter.

I'm just beside you.

Neighbor

We cross out B is blank, and then we get the rule

He sat next to her.