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 __NOTOC__
 ==BLUE Chart==
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                    fontsize="10", shape="box", style="bold", color="blue"]
-    at            [label="Can you see an\nAT keyboard connector?",
+    at            [label="Is it beige?",
                    label_es="¿Puede usted ver un\nconector \n''AT keyboard''?"]
     proc_gone     [label="Is the\nPROCESSOR\nCLEARLY MISSING?",
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     missingparts  [label="Is it\nMISSING CASE PARTS?\n(i.e. side or front panel)",
                    label_es="¿Faltan\nPARTES \nDEL \nARMAZÓN?\n(es decir, de la parte \nlateral o frontal)"]
-    memory        [label="Can you see\nany DDR slots?\n(single notch near the middle)",
+    memory        [label="Can you see\nany DDR slots?\n(single notch near the middle) PLEASE SEE INSTRUCTOR",
                    label_es="¿Puede usted ver\nalgunas ranuras de DDR?\n(una sola ranura en el centro)"]
     blowncaps     [label="Can you see \nany BLOWN CAPS?",
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     memory        -> recycle [taillabel="NO"]
-    memory -> proc_gone  [label="NO"]
+    memory -> proc_gone  [label="yes"]
     proc_gone -> blowncaps [label="NO"]