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Given the three thread states: running, runnable (i. e., ready), and blocked (i. e., waiting), state which of the six possible thread transitions are allowed, and which ones are not. Also, for each case, provide an example of how the transition occurs, or a reason why it cannot (as a justification for each of your answers). Assume Mesa-style scheduling.

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