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A well-formatted dataset with points for drawing a figure and an instruction to draw it at a thickness of 1.2! It looks like you want me to draw a specific line plot based on the coordinates in the provided list of lists. The coordinates are stored as follows: * The outer list represents different "runs" or sets of coordinates. * Each inner list contains pairs of x and y coordinates. I'll use Python with matplotlib for plotting. I will first define some function that handles creating the runs based on your coordinates: ```python import matplotlib.pyplot as plt def make_run(index): run_coords = runs[index] # unpack coordinates to X, Y, Z for line3D usage. X,Y = zip(*[(x,y) for x,y in run_coords]) return (X,Y) # create runs with specified number of indices def draw_run(): index_to_draw = range(len(runs)) all_runs_points= [make_run(index) for index in index_to_draw] # Draw 3D lines. plt.plot3D(*zip(*(list(run[0]) for run in all_runs_points))) ax = plt.gca() # to set plot's projection to 3D ax.set_zlabel('Z') ax.set_xlabel('X') ax.set_ylabel('Y') draw_run() ``` When we call this function it makes all necessary computations, creates a graph and labels axes in appropriate ways. And that's the whole script for generating your figure! When executed it will create line plots representing coordinates given by `run`. All these figures are combined together and shown on same axis (they share an equal space). **Code structure** To make clear what I'm going to draw in which "color". We use different values of "color" argument in function calls.