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A binary search tree with a given set of data items can have several different structures...

A binary search tree with a given set of data items can have several different structures that conform to the definition of a binary search tree. If you are given a list of data items, does at least one binary search tree whose preorder traversal matches the order of the items on your list always exist? Is there ever more than one binary search tree that has the given preorder traversal?

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