I am getting data in the following JSON format:

i have a large dataset of around 4000 line, and with python i want to plot all the lines in graph, but as showen in the figure below all the time shows those lines connecting the start and the end of each curve.
So, how can i remove the connecting line in the graph ?

i have a large dataset of around 4000 line, and with python i want to plot all the lines in graph, but as showen in the figure below all the time shows those lines connecting the start and the end of each curve.
So, how can i remove the connecting line in the graph ?

I am using Python 2.7 to turn a tuple of lists (of 2 elements) of float into a list of floats (([1.0],[2.0]) => [1.0,2.0]) like the following:

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