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/**
  * Get an element by XPath.
  * @param {string} expression - A string representing the XPath to be evaluated.
  * @param {Element} [context] - The context node. Defaults to the current document.
  * @param {Document} [document] - The document against which evaluate() will be called. Defaults to the context node's document.
  * @param {boolean} [ordered=true] - Whether to return the "first" node selected by the expression. If false, allows the XPath engine to return an arbitrary node selected by the expression.
  * @returns {Element|null}
  */
function getElementByXPath(expression, context = null, document = null, ordered = true) {
	if (context === null) context = window.document;

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#!/bin/bash
set -e
set -o pipefail

# USAGE:
#	bash gamertag_to_xuid.sh GAMERTAG [...] > out.csv

# DEPENDENCIES:
# - GNU Bash version 4 or newer (or any shell supporting pipefail, heredocs, read, readarray, and POSIX printf)
# - GNU sed version ?? or newer (or any sed implementation supporting, -n, -e, the "p" flag to "s", and capturing-group references in substitution)

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import email.message, email.parser, email.policy
import urllib.parse
import re
from collections import namedtuple
try:
    from resource import getpagesize
except ImportError:
    import mmap
    def getpagesize():
        return mmap.PAGESIZE

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import Bitwise
require Logger

# "MEkDAgcAAgEgAh9n5rQmt3zJukGmwwvEVwfbZFS3NJ9oW7hgpJ0Db5ORAh8mOLmbP3+DfEQvEFbOcqymWoF6s9GHVcv8UegJBcWz" 3210790 1959110000000


defmodule TS3H do

  def cmd_main(argv) do
    [pk_str, ctr_best, ctr_cur] =

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defmodule BitStringStream do

  def binary_to_stream(s) do
    Stream.unfold(s, fn
      <<next::8, rem::binary>> -> {next, rem}
      <<>> -> nil
    end)
  end

  def bitstring_to_stream(s, n) do

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# Usage:
#     import _cachedir
#     CACHEDIR = _cachedir.cachedir('my_application@company.com')
#     CACHEDIR = _cachedir.cachedir('my_packagename@pypi.org')

# NOTE:
# This does not create a secure enclave of any kind.
# Obviously, malicious applications running on the same
# user account could read or modify the cache directory.

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from contextlib import contextmanager, ExitStack
import io

__all__ = ['maybe_open']


@contextmanager
def maybe_open(file_or_path, mode, *, **k, mode_strict=False):
    with ExitStack() as _inner_ctx:
        if isinstance(file_or_path, io.IOBase):

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from contextlib import contextmanager
import select
import signal
import socket

try:
    from resource import getpagesize
except ImportError:
    import mmap
    def getpagesize():

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from contextlib import contextmanager
import tkinter as tk  # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66734619/no-module-named-tkinter#66735147
import tkinter.messagebox

# Two different approaches to handling mainloop errors in tkinter.
# 1. A context manager that will display errors in callbacks and initializers (RECOMMENDED)
# 2. A subclass of Tk that will only display errors in callbacks, not initializers


@contextmanager

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from itertools import combinations, permutations
import re

MIN_LENGTH = 4

ILLEGAL_PATTERN_RE = re.compile('(%s)' % '|'.join(
  # Simulate negative lookbehind via negative lookahead
  # h/t https://learnbyexample.github.io/py_regular_expressions/lookarounds.html#negated-groups
  f'^(?!.*{b}.*{a}{c}).*{a}{c}' for a,b,c, in 
  ['123', '159', '147', '258', '369', '357', '321', '456', '654', '789', '741', '753', '852', '987', '951', '963']