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- This is the README for the Tioga kernel, version 1.10, March 7, 2009.
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+ This is the README for the Tioga kernel, version 1.14, June 10, 2011.
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  Copyright (C) 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Bill Paxton
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- Copyright (C) 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Vincent Fourmond, Taro Sato,
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+ Copyright (C) 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 Vincent Fourmond, Taro Sato,
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  Benjamin ter Kuile
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  This file is part of Tioga.
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  << What's new >>
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- Tioga 1.13 brings in a fix for a well-hidden memory leak that was
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- unlikely to hit you unless you were allocating a huge number of
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- vectors.
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+ Tioga 1.14 fixes all known problems of Tioga with Ruby 1.9.1 and
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+ higher (to the point that it runs with ctioga2, and the samples run
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+ too !).
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- More interestingly, a few instance functions that did not depend on
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- FigureMaker's internal state (color conversion functions and
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- contouring algorithms) were made available as module functions too.
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+ It also brings in the possibility to customize the number of major
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+ ticks after which log plots don't show minor ticks, via the
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+ log_minor_ticks_limit accessor.
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  << Quick Installation of Tioga >>
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  Once you have Tioga installed, the on-line tutorial will help you
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  get started using it.
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- http://theory.kitp.ucsb.edu/~paxton/tioga_doc/classes/Tioga/Tutorial.html
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+ http://tioga.rubyforge.org/doc/classes/Tioga/Tutorial.html
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  << Documentation >>
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  Visit this website to access the documentation:
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- http://theory.kitp.ucsb.edu/~paxton/tioga_doc/index.html
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+ http://tioga.rubyforge.org/doc/
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  If for some reason that link isn't working, go to my website,
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- http://theory.kitp.ucsb.edu/~paxton
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+ http://www.kitp.ucsb.edu/~paxton
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  and check there for a new link to the Tioga stuff.
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  ----------------------------------
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- For more, visit my website: http://theory.kitp.ucsb.edu/~paxton
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+ For more, visit my website: http://www.kitp.ucsb.edu/~paxton
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  Best wishes,
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  Bill Paxton
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  Here are the old release messages:
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+ Tioga 1.13 brings in a fix for a well-hidden memory leak that was
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+ unlikely to hit you unless you were allocating a huge number of
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+ vectors.
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+ More interestingly, a few instance functions that did not depend on
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+ FigureMaker's internal state (color conversion functions and
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+ contouring algorithms) were made available as module functions too.
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  Tioga 1.12 has seen quite a lot of action. The first and major
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  change is the switch from a custom rewrite of mkmf.rb for
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  building/installing to the standard setup.rb tool, which finally has
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  me! So it's back, but I'm still not making any promises about keeping
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  it alive if Apple does something stupid in coming releases. If you're
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  interested in playing with it in spite of that warning, it's available
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- from my website (http://theory.kitp.ucsb.edu/~paxton/Tioga-1.5.dmg).
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+ from my website (http://www.kitp.ucsb.edu/~paxton/Tioga-1.5.dmg).
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  Cheers, Bill
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  * This copies <i>xhe</i> to <i>log_xhe0</i>, subtracts <i>xhe1</i> and <i>xhe2</i> from <i>log_xhe0</i> in place,
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+ * Please report problems with the Dvector extension to the <tt>tioga-users</tt> at <tt>rubyforge.org</tt> mailing list.
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  * [Note: for N-dimensional arrays or arrays of complex numbers or integers as well as doubles,
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  * check out the NArray[http://www.ir.isas.ac.jp/~masa/ruby/index-e.html] extension.]
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  if (s->number_of_minor_intervals <= 0) {
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  if (s->log_vals) {
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- s->number_of_minor_intervals = (abs(interval) != 1.0 || s->nmajors > 10)? 1 : 9;
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+ s->number_of_minor_intervals = (abs(interval) != 1.0 || s->nmajors > p->log_minor_ticks_limit) ? 1 : 9;
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  } else {
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+ bool vincent_or_bill; /* whether to use Bill's or Vincent's algorithms for minor ticks */
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data/lib/Tioga/FigMkr.rb CHANGED
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metadata CHANGED
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: tioga
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+ prerelease:
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- version: "1.13"
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+ version: "1.14"
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Bill Paxton
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  bindir: bin
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  summary: Tioga - a powerful scientific plotting library
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- # This file is automatically generated from Tioga/tioga.sty.in
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- #
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- # Please do not modify this file directly as all changes would
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- module Tioga
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- % within a LaTeX document.
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- % Font size (two parameters)
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- % for the text of the figure. Do not modify this function directly, it
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- \fontseries{\tiog@fontseries}%
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- \fontshape{\tiog@fontshape}%
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- }
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- % as well, if you really want to make sure you get the same fonts. But I
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- \newcommand\tiogasetfont{\reset@font\SetTiogaFontInfo%
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- % standard output successively the width, height and depth of the
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- % box produced.
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- %
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- \newlength{\tiogatempdim}
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- \newcommand{\tiogameasure}[2]{%
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- \settowidth{\tiogatempdim}{#2}\typeout{#1[0]=\the\tiogatempdim}%
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- \settoheight{\tiogatempdim}{#2}\typeout{#1[1]=\the\tiogatempdim}%
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- \settodepth{\tiogatempdim}{#2}\typeout{#1[2]=\the\tiogatempdim}%
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- {#2}}
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- \makeatother
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- End_of_preamble
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- COLOR_PREAMBLE = <<'End_of_preamble'
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- % Color constants, generated from ColorConstants.rb
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- \definecolor{PaleTurquoise}{rgb}{0.688,0.932,0.932}
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- \definecolor{GreenYellow}{rgb}{0.680,1.000,0.185}
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- \definecolor{SpringGreen}{rgb}{0.000,1.000,0.498}
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- \definecolor{LightTurquoise}{rgb}{0.200,1.000,0.800}
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- \definecolor{DarkGrey}{rgb}{0.664,0.664,0.664}
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- \definecolor{DarkSlateGray}{rgb}{0.185,0.310,0.310}
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- \definecolor{RedBrown}{rgb}{0.800,0.400,0.200}
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- \definecolor{LightBrightGreen}{rgb}{0.000,0.800,0.200}
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- \definecolor{BlueViolet}{rgb}{0.540,0.170,0.888}
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- \definecolor{MediumOrchid}{rgb}{0.730,0.332,0.828}
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- \definecolor{Navy}{rgb}{0.000,0.000,0.500}
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- \definecolor{Gainsboro}{rgb}{0.864,0.864,0.864}
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- \definecolor{Sienna}{rgb}{0.628,0.320,0.176}
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- \definecolor{LightRose}{rgb}{1.000,0.600,0.800}
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- \definecolor{Cornsilk}{rgb}{1.000,0.972,0.864}
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- \definecolor{Peru}{rgb}{0.804,0.520,0.248}
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- \definecolor{Indigo}{rgb}{0.294,0.000,0.510}
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- \definecolor{Aquamarine}{rgb}{0.498,1.000,0.830}
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- \definecolor{Tomato}{rgb}{1.000,0.390,0.280}
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- \definecolor{LimeGreen}{rgb}{0.196,0.804,0.196}
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- \definecolor{DarkOrange}{rgb}{1.000,0.550,0.000}
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- \definecolor{RoyalPurple}{rgb}{0.400,0.000,0.600}
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- \definecolor{LightGold}{rgb}{0.800,0.800,0.400}
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- \definecolor{Burgundy}{rgb}{0.600,0.000,0.200}
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- \definecolor{MediumTurquoise}{rgb}{0.284,0.820,0.800}
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- \definecolor{DeepPink}{rgb}{1.000,0.080,0.576}
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- \definecolor{GrassGreen}{rgb}{0.200,0.600,0.000}
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- \definecolor{SlateGrey}{rgb}{0.440,0.500,0.565}
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- \definecolor{LightSkyBlue}{rgb}{0.530,0.808,0.980}
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- \definecolor{DarkCyan}{rgb}{0.000,0.545,0.545}
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- \definecolor{OrangeRed}{rgb}{1.000,0.270,0.000}
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- \definecolor{Purple}{rgb}{0.500,0.000,0.500}
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- \definecolor{LavenderBlush}{rgb}{1.000,0.940,0.960}
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- \definecolor{Black}{rgb}{0.000,0.000,0.000}
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- \definecolor{White}{rgb}{1.000,1.000,1.000}
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- \definecolor{MediumAquamarine}{rgb}{0.400,0.804,0.668}
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- \definecolor{DarkRoyalBlue}{rgb}{0.000,0.200,0.800}
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- \definecolor{SalmonRed}{rgb}{1.000,0.400,0.400}
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- \definecolor{LightMustard}{rgb}{1.000,0.800,0.400}
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- \definecolor{Chiffon}{rgb}{0.980,0.980,0.824}
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- \definecolor{MistyRose}{rgb}{1.000,0.894,0.884}
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- \definecolor{FireBrick}{rgb}{0.698,0.132,0.132}
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- \definecolor{SteelBlue}{rgb}{0.275,0.510,0.705}
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- \definecolor{LightYellow}{rgb}{1.000,1.000,0.880}
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- \definecolor{DarkKhaki}{rgb}{0.740,0.716,0.420}
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- \definecolor{PaleVioletRed}{rgb}{0.860,0.440,0.576}
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- \definecolor{Grey}{rgb}{0.500,0.500,0.500}
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- \definecolor{LightCoral}{rgb}{0.940,0.500,0.500}
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- \definecolor{BrickRed}{rgb}{0.645,0.000,0.129}
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- \definecolor{MediumPurple}{rgb}{0.576,0.440,0.860}
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- \definecolor{DarkSlateGrey}{rgb}{0.185,0.310,0.310}
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- \definecolor{RedOrange}{rgb}{0.800,0.200,0.000}
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- \definecolor{Silver}{rgb}{0.752,0.752,0.752}
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- \definecolor{LightSalmon}{rgb}{1.000,0.628,0.480}
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- \definecolor{Crimson}{rgb}{0.800,0.000,0.200}
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- \definecolor{OldLace}{rgb}{0.992,0.960,0.900}
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- \definecolor{GhostWhite}{rgb}{0.972,0.972,1.000}
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- \definecolor{Avocado}{rgb}{0.600,0.600,0.000}
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- \definecolor{Turquoise}{rgb}{0.250,0.880,0.815}
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- \definecolor{Linen}{rgb}{0.980,0.940,0.900}
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- \definecolor{DarkOrchid}{rgb}{0.600,0.196,0.800}
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- \definecolor{Pink}{rgb}{1.000,0.752,0.796}
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- \definecolor{Ivory}{rgb}{1.000,1.000,0.940}
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- \definecolor{BurlyWood}{rgb}{0.870,0.720,0.530}
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- \definecolor{MediumVioletRed}{rgb}{0.780,0.084,0.520}
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- \definecolor{DeepSkyBlue}{rgb}{0.000,0.750,1.000}
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- \definecolor{SaddleBrown}{rgb}{0.545,0.270,0.075}
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- \definecolor{LightGrassGreen}{rgb}{0.400,1.000,0.400}
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- \definecolor{LightSlateGray}{rgb}{0.468,0.532,0.600}
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- \definecolor{DarkGoldenrod}{rgb}{0.720,0.525,0.044}
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- \definecolor{Orchid}{rgb}{0.855,0.440,0.840}
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- \definecolor{Gray}{rgb}{0.500,0.500,0.500}
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- \definecolor{Smoke}{rgb}{0.950,0.950,0.950}
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- \definecolor{WhiteSmoke}{rgb}{0.970,0.970,0.970}
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- \definecolor{MediumBlue}{rgb}{0.000,0.000,0.804}
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- \definecolor{DarkSalmon}{rgb}{0.912,0.590,0.480}
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- \definecolor{PurpleBlue}{rgb}{0.400,0.200,0.800}
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- \definecolor{LawnGreen}{rgb}{0.488,0.990,0.000}
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- \definecolor{BlanchedAlmond}{rgb}{1.000,0.920,0.804}
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- \definecolor{Chocolate}{rgb}{0.824,0.410,0.116}
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- \definecolor{Moccasin}{rgb}{1.000,0.894,0.710}
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- \definecolor{FloralWhite}{rgb}{1.000,0.980,0.940}
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- \definecolor{SandyBrown}{rgb}{0.956,0.644,0.376}
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- \definecolor{LightOliveGreen}{rgb}{0.600,0.800,0.600}
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- \definecolor{DarkLavender}{rgb}{0.400,0.200,0.600}
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- \definecolor{PapayaWhip}{rgb}{1.000,0.936,0.835}
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- \definecolor{Honeydew}{rgb}{0.940,1.000,0.940}
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- \definecolor{AliceBlue}{rgb}{0.940,0.972,1.000}
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- \definecolor{Tan}{rgb}{0.824,0.705,0.550}
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- \definecolor{LightYellowGreen}{rgb}{0.800,0.800,0.200}
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- \definecolor{MediumSeaGreen}{rgb}{0.235,0.700,0.444}
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- \definecolor{DarkSmoke}{rgb}{0.920,0.920,0.920}
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- \definecolor{Rose}{rgb}{1.000,0.400,0.600}
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- \definecolor{LightCrimson}{rgb}{0.864,0.080,0.235}
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- \definecolor{BrightBlue}{rgb}{0.000,0.400,1.000}
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- \definecolor{Olive}{rgb}{0.500,0.500,0.000}
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- \definecolor{Gold}{rgb}{1.000,0.844,0.000}
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- \definecolor{SkyBlue}{rgb}{0.530,0.808,0.920}
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- \definecolor{LightSandyBrown}{rgb}{1.000,0.800,0.600}
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- \definecolor{Cyan}{rgb}{0.000,1.000,1.000}
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- \definecolor{DarkPeriwinkle}{rgb}{0.400,0.400,1.000}
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- \definecolor{Plum}{rgb}{0.868,0.628,0.868}
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- \definecolor{Khaki}{rgb}{0.940,0.900,0.550}
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- \definecolor{Azure}{rgb}{0.940,1.000,1.000}
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- \definecolor{Violet}{rgb}{0.932,0.510,0.932}
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- \definecolor{Magenta}{rgb}{1.000,0.000,1.000}
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- \definecolor{DimGray}{rgb}{0.410,0.410,0.410}
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- \definecolor{LightChartreuse}{rgb}{0.800,1.000,0.400}
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- \definecolor{LightGray}{rgb}{0.828,0.828,0.828}
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- \definecolor{CadetBlue}{rgb}{0.372,0.620,0.628}
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- \definecolor{YellowGreen}{rgb}{0.800,0.800,0.000}
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- \definecolor{DarkGray}{rgb}{0.664,0.664,0.664}
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- \definecolor{LightSlateGrey}{rgb}{0.468,0.532,0.600}
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- \definecolor{PaleGoldenrod}{rgb}{0.932,0.910,0.668}
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- \definecolor{GrayBlue}{rgb}{0.000,0.400,0.600}
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- \definecolor{Snow}{rgb}{1.000,0.980,0.980}
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- \definecolor{DarkSeaGreen}{rgb}{0.560,0.736,0.560}
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- \definecolor{Blue}{rgb}{0.000,0.000,1.000}
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- \definecolor{LemonChiffon}{rgb}{1.000,0.980,0.804}
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- \definecolor{MediumGreen}{rgb}{0.000,0.600,0.000}
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- \definecolor{PurpleGray}{rgb}{0.600,0.600,0.800}
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- \definecolor{Yellow}{rgb}{1.000,1.000,0.000}
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- \definecolor{Coral}{rgb}{1.000,0.498,0.312}
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- \definecolor{LightOrchid}{rgb}{0.600,0.400,0.800}
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- \definecolor{ForestGreen}{rgb}{0.132,0.545,0.132}
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- \definecolor{MustardSeed}{rgb}{0.800,0.600,0.000}
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- \definecolor{SeaGreen}{rgb}{0.180,0.545,0.340}
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- \definecolor{DarkMagenta}{rgb}{0.545,0.000,0.545}
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- \definecolor{AntiqueWhite}{rgb}{0.980,0.920,0.844}
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- \definecolor{HotPink}{rgb}{1.000,0.410,0.705}
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- \definecolor{Lilac}{rgb}{0.800,0.600,1.000}
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- \definecolor{PeachPuff}{rgb}{1.000,0.855,0.725}
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- \definecolor{Teal}{rgb}{0.000,0.500,0.500}
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- \definecolor{DarkTurquoise}{rgb}{0.000,0.808,0.820}
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- \definecolor{BrightPink}{rgb}{1.000,0.400,0.800}
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- \definecolor{LightCyan}{rgb}{0.880,1.000,1.000}
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- \definecolor{MediumSlateBlue}{rgb}{0.484,0.408,0.932}
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- \definecolor{RosyBrown}{rgb}{0.736,0.560,0.560}
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- \definecolor{GoldenBrown}{rgb}{0.600,0.400,0.000}
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- \definecolor{DarkBlue}{rgb}{0.000,0.000,0.545}
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- \definecolor{LightSeaGreen}{rgb}{0.125,0.698,0.668}
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- \definecolor{OliveDrab}{rgb}{0.420,0.556,0.136}
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- \definecolor{SlateBlue}{rgb}{0.415,0.352,0.804}
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- \definecolor{DarkPurpleBlue}{rgb}{0.400,0.000,0.800}
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- \definecolor{Beige}{rgb}{0.960,0.960,0.864}
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- \definecolor{Lavender}{rgb}{0.900,0.900,0.980}
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- \definecolor{Maroon}{rgb}{0.500,0.000,0.000}
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- \definecolor{PowderBlue}{rgb}{0.690,0.880,0.900}
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- \definecolor{WarmGray}{rgb}{0.678,0.660,0.562}
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- \definecolor{DimGrey}{rgb}{0.410,0.410,0.410}
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- \definecolor{Cement}{rgb}{0.800,0.800,0.600}
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- \definecolor{LightGreen}{rgb}{0.565,0.932,0.565}
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- \definecolor{MidnightBlue}{rgb}{0.098,0.098,0.440}
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- \definecolor{Saffron}{rgb}{1.000,0.800,0.000}
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- \definecolor{Green}{rgb}{0.000,0.500,0.000}
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- \definecolor{DarkGreen}{rgb}{0.000,0.392,0.000}
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- \definecolor{LightSteelBlue}{rgb}{0.690,0.770,0.870}
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- \definecolor{PaleGreen}{rgb}{0.596,0.985,0.596}
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- \definecolor{SoftYellow}{rgb}{1.000,1.000,0.400}
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- \definecolor{LightBlue}{rgb}{0.680,0.848,0.900}
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- \definecolor{DarkSlateBlue}{rgb}{0.284,0.240,0.545}
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- \definecolor{BlueGreen}{rgb}{0.000,0.600,0.400}
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- \definecolor{MediumOrange}{rgb}{1.000,0.400,0.000}
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- \definecolor{Red}{rgb}{1.000,0.000,0.000}
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- \definecolor{Fuchsia}{rgb}{1.000,0.000,1.000}
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- \definecolor{CornflowerBlue}{rgb}{0.392,0.585,0.930}
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- \definecolor{LightPlum}{rgb}{0.800,0.600,0.800}
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- \definecolor{NavajoWhite}{rgb}{1.000,0.870,0.680}
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- \definecolor{Seashell}{rgb}{1.000,0.960,0.932}
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- \definecolor{Aqua}{rgb}{0.000,1.000,1.000}
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- \definecolor{IndianRed}{rgb}{0.804,0.360,0.360}
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- \definecolor{DarkOliveGreen}{rgb}{0.332,0.420,0.185}
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- \definecolor{Lime}{rgb}{0.000,1.000,0.000}
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- \definecolor{Periwinkle}{rgb}{0.600,0.000,1.000}
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- \definecolor{Thistle}{rgb}{0.848,0.750,0.848}
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- \definecolor{Brown}{rgb}{0.648,0.165,0.165}
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- \definecolor{LightDullGreen}{rgb}{0.400,1.000,0.600}
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- \definecolor{DarkViolet}{rgb}{0.580,0.000,0.828}
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- \definecolor{MediumSpringGreen}{rgb}{0.000,0.980,0.604}
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- \definecolor{RoyalBlue}{rgb}{0.255,0.410,0.884}
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- \definecolor{LightSienna}{rgb}{0.800,0.400,0.000}
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- \definecolor{Goldenrod}{rgb}{0.855,0.648,0.125}
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- \definecolor{DarkChocolate}{rgb}{0.400,0.200,0.000}
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- \definecolor{Orange}{rgb}{1.000,0.648,0.000}
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- \definecolor{SlateGray}{rgb}{0.440,0.500,0.565}
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- \definecolor{Bisque}{rgb}{1.000,0.894,0.770}
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- \definecolor{LavenderBlue}{rgb}{0.400,0.200,1.000}
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- \definecolor{DarkRed}{rgb}{0.545,0.000,0.000}
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- \definecolor{Mauve}{rgb}{0.800,0.200,0.400}
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- \definecolor{Pumpkin}{rgb}{1.000,0.600,0.200}
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- \definecolor{Wheat}{rgb}{0.960,0.870,0.700}
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- \definecolor{Chartreuse}{rgb}{0.498,1.000,0.000}
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- \definecolor{LightGrey}{rgb}{0.828,0.828,0.828}
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- \definecolor{DodgerBlue}{rgb}{0.116,0.565,1.000}
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- \definecolor{MintCream}{rgb}{0.960,1.000,0.980}
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- \definecolor{Salmon}{rgb}{0.980,0.500,0.448}
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- end
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