In the "bow-tie" analogy of the structure of the Web, "tendrils" are:
A) pages that link to the center, but which are not linked to from the center.
B) pages that neither link to nor are linked from the center.
C) pages that do not link to the center, but are linked to from the center.
D) pages that link to one another without passing through the center.

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Tendrils are pages that neither link to nor are linked from the center, existing outside the main core and not directly connected to it.

In the "Bow-Tie" Analogy of the Structure of the Web