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-# ![graaf](docs/img/graaf.png) Graaf
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+    <img src="./docs/img/graaf.png">
+    <span style="position:absolute; bottom:30px;"> raaf Lib</span>
+  </p>
 
-Graaf is a general-purpose lightweight C++ library designed for versatile graph operations. Graaf allows users to easily create, modify, and query graphs. It is well-suited for various graph-based applications, including social network analysis, CNNs, and more.
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-## Features
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+    Graaf is a general-purpose lightweight C++ library designed for versatile graph operations. Graaf allows users to easily create, modify, and query graphs. It is well-suited for various graph-based applications, including social network analysis, CNNs, and more.
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+# Features
 The Graaf library is designed with generality in mind. As such, it comes with specializations for a `directed_graph` as well as an `undirected_graph`. Furthermore, it can be used to store user-defined vertex and edge classes:
 
 ```c++