Good. Now go back and look at the text and the chains you found and find any links or chains you have missed. You can now also include single links which are not connected to anything else. You can use the same labels as before but it is also fine to invent new labels based on the old ones, or even completely new labels. Remember that the same section of the text can contain several chains, that one cause can have several effects, one effect can have several causes, and that there may be more than one link in a chain. Remember to include the verbatim quote from the text which is the evidence for the causal chain. Do not include any hypothetical links or chains. Print out only any new chains you have found. There may still be no causal chains at all in the text. If so, print ‘!NO CHAINS’.