new_contents: #!/usr/bin/python2.4
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  from graphy.backends import google_chart_api
  from graphy import common
  
  # Area of some states, in square miles
  # Data from http://www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/states/area.shtml
  area = {'WA': 71303,
          'OR': 98386,
          'ID': 83574,
          'MT': 147046,
          'WY': 97818,
          'ME': 35387,
          'VT': 9615,
          'NH': 9351,
          'MA': 10555,
          'NY': 54475,
          'CT': 5544,
          'RI': 1545,
          'NJ': 8722,
          'PA': 46058}
  northwest = ('WA', 'OR', 'ID', 'MT', 'WY')
  northeast = ('ME', 'VT', 'NH', 'MA', 'NY', 'CT', 'RI', 'NJ', 'PA')
  states = northwest + northeast
  areas = [area[s] for s in states]
  
  print '<html><body>'
  print '<h1>Areas of States in the Northwest and Northeast US</h1>'
  print '<h3>(in square miles)</h3>'
  
  chart = google_chart_api.BarChart(areas)
  chart.bottom.labels = states
  region_axis = common.Axis()
  region_axis.min = 0
  region_axis.max = 100
  region_axis.labels = ['Northwest', 'Northeast']
  region_axis.label_positions = [20, 60]
  chart.AddAxis(common.AxisPosition.BOTTOM, region_axis)
  ylabels = range(0, 150001, 50000)
  chart.left.min = min(ylabels)
  chart.left.max = max(ylabels)
  chart.left.labels = ['%sK' % (x / 1000) for x in ylabels]
  chart.left.label_positions = ylabels
  print chart.display.Img(500, 220)
  print '</body></html>'
  
subject: add another example using bar charts and multiple axes