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require({
	// The base path for all packages and modules. If you don't provide this, baseUrl defaults to the directory
	// that contains dojo.js. Since all packages are in the root, we just leave it blank. (If you change this, you
	// will also need to update `app.profile.js`).
	baseUrl: '/',

	// A list of packages to register. Strictly speaking, you do not need to register any packages,
	// but you can't require "app" and get app/main.js if you do not register the "app" package (the loader will look
	// for a module at <baseUrl>/app.js instead). Unregistered packages also cannot use the `map` feature, which
	// might be important to you if you need to relocate dependencies. TL;DR, register all your packages all the time:
	// it will make your life easier.
	packages: [
		// If you are registering a package that has an identical name and location, you can just pass a string
		// instead, and it will configure it using that string for both the "name" and "location" properties. Handy!
		'dojo',
		'dijit',
		'dojox',

        // Application Modules:
        'application'

		// For reference, this is what a more verbose package declaration looks like.
//		{ name: 'bootstrap', location: 'dojo-bootstrap', map: {} }
	]

// Require `app`. This loads the main application module, `app/main`, since we registered the `app` package above.
}, [ 'application' ]);


Should be?
require({
	// The base path for all packages and modules. If you don't provide this, baseUrl defaults to the directory
	// that contains dojo.js. Since all packages are in the root, we just leave it blank. (If you change this, you
	// will also need to update `app.profile.js`).
	baseUrl: '/',

	// A list of packages to register. Strictly speaking, you do not need to register any packages,
	// but you can't require "app" and get app/main.js if you do not register the "app" package (the loader will look
	// for a module at <baseUrl>/app.js instead). Unregistered packages also cannot use the `map` feature, which
	// might be important to you if you need to relocate dependencies. TL;DR, register all your packages all the time:
	// it will make your life easier.
	packages: [
		// If you are registering a package that has an identical name and location, you can just pass a string
		// instead, and it will configure it using that string for both the "name" and "location" properties. Handy!
		'dojo',
		'dijit',
		'dojox',

        // Application Modules:
        'application',
    'module1',
    'module2',
    'module3',
    'moduleN',

		// For reference, this is what a more verbose package declaration looks like.
//		{ name: 'bootstrap', location: 'dojo-bootstrap', map: {} }
	]

// Require `app`. This loads the main application module, `app/main`, since we registered the `app` package above.
}, [ 'application', 'module1', 'module2', 'module3', 'moduleN' ]);