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I need to carefully analyze the circuit diagram to extract all components and their connections. 

First, I'll identify all components:
1. Voltage source V1: Connected between node 4 (+) and node 0 (-)
2. Resistor R3: Between node 4 and node 5
3. Resistor R1: Between node 5 and node 2  
4. Resistor R2: Between node 0 and node 2
5. Resistor R4: Between node 5 and node 6
6. Capacitor C1: Between node 6 and node 3
7. Dependent current source: This is a voltage-controlled current source (VCCS) with gain x1, controlled by voltage V0 (which appears across R3, i.e., between nodes 4 and 5). The current flows from node 3 to node 2 (arrow pointing left toward node 2).

Next, I'll verify the node numbering:
- Node 0: Ground reference point
- Node 2: Connection point for R1, R2, and the dependent source
- Node 3: Connection point for C1 and the dependent source
- Node 4: Positive terminal of V1 and one end of R3
- Node 5: Junction of R3, R1, and R4
- Node 6: Junction of R4 and C1

For the dependent source, in SPICE notation, a voltage-controlled current source (G-source) is defined as Gname N+ N- gain, where the current flows from N+ to N-. Since the arrow points toward node 2, the current flows from node 3 to node 2, making node 3 the positive terminal (N+) and node 2 the negative terminal (N-).

All components are now accounted for, and their connections are correctly mapped to the node numbers shown in the diagram.
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<answer>
V1 4 0
R3 4 5
R1 5 2
R2 0 2
R4 5 6
C1 6 3
G1 3 2 x1
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