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aws s3 ls s3://${BUCKET} --recursive | awk '{print "http://${DOMAIN_NAME}/"$4 }'

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// Not valid JSON due to comments.
// The majority of the fields are missing.

{
  "messageHeader": {
    "id": "9e8f3cfc-29c2-11e7-93ae-92361f002671",
    
    // Values here are different from the documentation.
    "messageType": "MetadataRecordCreate"
    

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"""
Credits: Carl Wilson (Open Preservation Foundation)

Using the search root for datacite: https://search.datacite.org/data-centers?member-id=bl&page=

I iterate through the data centres (in this case those that are BL assigned), then for each data centre I visit the 
works page, e.g. https://search.datacite.org/data-centers/bl.ads  and cycle through the works. I stop 
(usually on the first) when I can scrape the doi from something like
https://doi.org/10.15124/19B43AA8-744A-404B-A8FF-7B0F931BF6D3  where the 3rd part of the URL is the DOI, in this case 
for York University.

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python -t -t -m py_compile file.py

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grep -A 25 -R --include='Kconfig' 'LOCALVERSION_AUTO' *

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# Example: ./delete-git-branch-and-tags.sh sprint
# @TODO: Handle multiple remote repositorys.

SEARCH="${1}"
for i in $(git tag | grep "${SEARCH}");
do
  git tag -d "${i}"
  git push origin ":refs/tags/${i}"
done

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SELECT 
  uid, 
  name, 
  mail, 
  FROM_UNIXTIME(created) AS 'account created', 
  FROM_UNIXTIME(access) AS 'last access', 
  FROM_UNIXTIME(login) AS 'last login' 
    FROM users 
      WHERE mail = 'example@example.com'\G

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drush php-eval "print_r(theme_get_registry());" | grep "${TEMPLATE_SEARCH_MATCH}"

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for i in $(find . -name *.info); do sed -i 's/target/replace/g' $i; done

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<?php

$server = search_api_server_load('acquia_search_solr_server');  
$index = search_api_index_load('node_index');

$query = new SearchApiQuery($index);
$query->condition('type', 'article');

$results = $query->execute();