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{"gt_parse": {"c2t": "The state diagram represents the different states and transitions of four different systems: a system in an idle state, a system in a running state, a system in a stopped state, and a system in an error state.In the idle system, it can transition to the running state or stay in the idle state. From the running state, it can transition back to the idle state, go to the stopped state, or go to the complete state. From the stopped state, it can transition back to the idle state or go to the error state. The error state can transition back to the idle state.In another system, there is an off state, an on state, a processing state, an error state, a paused state, and a complete state. The off state can transition to the on state or stay in the off state. From the on state, it can transition back to the off state, go to the processing state, or go to the error state. From the processing state, it can transition back to the on state, go to the error state, or go to the paused state. The paused state can transition back to the processing state or go to the complete state. The complete state can transition back to the off state.There is also a system with an open state, a closed state, and a locked state. The open state can transition to the closed state or stay in the open state. From the closed state, it can transition back to the open state or go to the locked state. The locked state has no outgoing transitions.Lastly, there is a system with an available state, a reserved state, and a locked state. The available state can transition to the reserved state or stay in the available state. From the reserved state, it can transition back to the available state or go to the locked state. The locked state has no outgoing transitions."}}