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{"gt_parse": {"c2t": "The state diagram represents a system with multiple states and transitions. In the first section, the system can be in the Idle state, where it is not actively running any tasks. From the Idle state, it can transition to the Running state, where it is actively performing tasks. From the Running state, it can transition back to the Idle state or go to the Error state if an error occurs. From the Error state, it can transition back to the initial state.In the second section, the system can also be in the Loading state, where it is loading or initializing. From the Loading state, it can transition to the Ready state, where it is ready to perform tasks. From the Ready state, it can transition to the Running state or go to the Error state if an error occurs. From the Error state, it can transition back to the initial state.In the third section, the system can be in the Standby state, where it is waiting for a trigger to become active. From the Standby state, it can transition to the Active state, where it is actively performing tasks. From the Active state, it can transition back to the Standby state or go to the Error state if an error occurs. From the Error state, it can transition back to the initial state.In the fourth section, the system can be in the Draft state, where a document or content is being created. From the Draft state, it can transition to the Review state, where the document is being reviewed. From the Review state, it can transition back to the Draft state or go to the Published state if the document is approved. From the Published state, it can transition back to the initial state.In the fifth section, the system can be in the Pending state, where a task or request is waiting for approval. From the Pending state, it can transition to the Approved state if the task is approved. From the Approved state, it can transition to the Completed state if the task is completed. From the Completed state, it can transition back to the initial state."}}