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Vertices mentioned while presenting the intuition. The vertices near the paths indicate the number of internal vertices. Set Aj contains (α, a1).

Vertices mentioned while presenting the intuition. The vertices near the paths indicate the number of internal vertices. Set Aj contains (α, a1).

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Figure 1 (Left) The base gadget except the guard vertices g1 and g2...
Figure 5 Vertices mentioned while presenting the intuition. The...
Figure 7 The reduction adds a yellow shaded path for each variable....
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