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The with class .time is absolute positioned in relative to its parent

with class .message-text. The issue arises when the text gets overlapped on span text. As shown in the image:
How can I adjust the paragraph text so that it doesn't overlapped on span text which is representing time?

A friend and I are writing a document in R Markdown, which includes some super basic phylogenetic tree diagrams. We have run into a strange issue, where the same R markdown document produces different looking plots depending on which one of us knits the document. On my friend's machine, the plots look fine. On my machine, the borders of the plot look radically different, creating excess whitespace around the diagram.

The code we're using is as follows:

The context: I'm using the ape package to calculate Moran's I, cannibalizing the procedure identified here. I keep getting this error:

Error in if (obs <= ei) 2 * pv else 2 * (1 - pv) : missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed

Rooting around on Stack Overflow and the Internet, I have found some suggestions that this error can result from having infinite values or NA values. When I run sum(is.infinite(inv.coord.distances)) I still end up with four infinite values. Using sum(is.na()), sum(is.nan()) and sum.is(null()) returns zero of those potential problems. When I manually search my 93x93 matrix, I do not see any INF values, though this method is not fool-proof. Nonetheless, I keep getting this error and my sum(is.infinite()) operation keeps telling me there are four infinite values. This happens whether I use UTM or latitude and longitude.

My question: Is there a command that returns the cell location of all my infinite values in my matrix? I tried which(inv.coord.distances != inf), but evidently which() will not find infinite values in a matrix.

So, assume we have following data, and we need to find if the user watched 2 videos at the same time, and the duration of that case:

I want to change terminal/taxa colour to blue, for specific taxa.

I'd like to change "Pomquet Lake", "Lake Ainslie", "Black River", "Pinchgut Lake", and "Blue Pond" to blue. is there a way to do this?

Code (figure below):

I'm trying to use VALUES substitution with a delete statement for SQL Server.

The following doesn't work, however. I'm at a little bit of a loss as to whether there is a straightforward way of making this happen.

What am I missing? Any help appreciated. Thanks.

Assuming I have a class hierarchy where Monkey, Chimp, and Ape classes all inherit from an Animal Class. I now have an ArrayList where some random number of monkeys/chimps/apes are stored inside. Is there a function that can check if any Monkeys exist in that arraylist? Right now I have

I get a JSON String as a result from an API that looks like this:

I have been trying to plot a tree with color-coded branches and tips using the ggtree package in R. Here is an example code using a tree of Anolis lizards.