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%s: Wrong size for input arguments #%d and #%d: Same size expected.
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%s: Wrong value for input argument #%d: incorrect element #%d
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%s: last connected component of boundary is not closed
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%s: some points are identical.
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%s: wrong boundary array.
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%s: crossed boundary.
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%s: wrong orientation of the boundary.
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%s: size limitation.
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%s: an interior point is on the boundary.
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%s: an interior point is too close to the boundary.
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Contributors to this translation: Allan CORNET, Julie PAUL, Mickael Albertus, ycollet.