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 | | The simplest example of a knot, a single unknotted loop, is called an unknot. |
 | | No matter how the strands of a rubber band are twisted, poked, or slid, it will remain topologically equivalent to an unknot since we can untwist, unpoke, and unslide the rubber band back into a single unknotted loop. |
 | | No matter how we twist, poke, or slide the strands of the trefoil knot, it never looks like the single unknotted loop of the rubber band. |
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