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"1. [Getting started with FlowClient](01-getting-started-with-flowclient.ipynb) - this tutorial will teach you how to connect to a Flowkit server, \n",
" 1a. [Getting an access token](01a-getting-an-access-token.ipynb) - instructions for getting an access token from FlowAuth, which you will use in tutorial 1, \n",
"2. [Running a query](02-running-a-query.ipynb) - this tutorial will teach you how to use FlowClient to get aggregated data from FlowKit, \n",
"3. [Geography](03-geography.ipynb) - this tutorial will teach you how to join query results to geographic boundaries. "
"3. [Geography](03-geography.ipynb) - this tutorial will teach you how to join query results to geographic boundaries. \n",
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"Once you have worked through these, you could take a look at the [\"Mobility indicators\" worked example](mobility-indicators.ipynb) for a demonstration of some analysis using FlowKit aggregates."
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