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44This document is complemented by talk's source code, but doesn't require it. Definitions of data structures, code snippets and diagrams will be provided where useful.
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6+## Table of contents
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8+* [Overview](#overview)
9+* [Core concepts & functionality](#core-concepts--functionality)
10+ * [Stories](#stories)
11+ * [Partners](#partners)
12+ * [Access control](#access-control)
13+ * [Federation](#federation)
14+* [Interfaces for applications](#interfaces-for-applications)
15+ * [Interactions](#interactions)
16+ * [Subscriptions](#subscriptions)
17+* [Communication between brokers](#communication-between-brokers)
18+ * [Interactions](#interactions-1)
19+ * [Subscriptions](#subscriptions-1)
20+* [Broker implementation](#broker-implementation)
21+ * [Subscriptions](#subscriptions-2)
22+ * [Reports](#reports)
23+ * [Messaging](#messaging)
24+* [The future](#the-future)
25+ * [Architectural issues](#architectural-issues)
26+ * [Features and functionality](#features-and-functionality)
27+* [Further reading](#further-reading)
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729## Overview
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1537## Core concepts & functionality
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17−To begin to gain an understanding of how the broker functions, let's look at its state mold.
39+To begin to gain an understanding of how the broker functions, let's look at its state model.
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2042++ state :> broker state