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Now, for example, we could use this table to find all the characters that are captains and see all their titles:
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```{r}
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captains <- titles |> filter(str_detect(title, "Captain"))
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captains
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characters |>
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select(id, name) |>
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inner_join(titles, by = "id", multiple = "all")
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```
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You could imagine creating a table like this for each of the list-columns, then using joins to combine them with the character data as you need it.
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You could imagine creating a table like this for each of the list-columns, then using joins to combine them with the character data as you need it.
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### Deeply nested
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### Deeply nested
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