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exports.Browser = {
    tests: ["closure-bug-test.js"]
};

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define([
    "src/graphite/graph",
    "src/graphite/dictionary",
    "src/graphite/query",
    "src/graphite/utils",
    "src/graphite/when"
], function (Graph, Dictionary, Query, Utils, When) {
    buster.testCase("Graphite graph", {
        ...
        "Function .size": function (done) {

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RATIONALE =<<_END
The case for a maybe:
We all know true and false, right? Larry Wall once said that truth should be
considered evident; therefore anything in Perl is either true or false, along with
anything else it may be. Truth is just an aspect.

And we use it easily, with the if/else construct:

if something
  do_something

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tacet = {
    create: (function () {
        function F() {}

        return function (proto) {
            F.prototype = proto;
            return new F();
        };
    }),

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TestCase("CapabilitiesTest", {
    setUp: function () {
        this.sandbox = sinon.create(sinon.sandbox());
        this.sandbox.useServer();
        this.server = this.sandbox.server;
    },

    tearDown: function () {
        this.sandbox.restore();
    },

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def summer_monthly_usage
  @summer_monthly_usage ||= rates.summer_months_nbr.inject(0) { |sum, m| sum + monthly_usage[m - 1] }
end