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        <description>We're looking at the with() command in R. It's a command in base R, so part of every R installation without fancy packages. Especially when we have many variables, the with() command allows us to make the code easier to read. With the with() command, we tell R which dataset we want to use, and then what we want to do with it -- without repeating the name of the dataset. 00:00 Introduction 00:25 with() command 00:36 Example 00:58 Practice</description>
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