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    def post_process(*style_args) #:nodoc:
      return if @queued_for_write[:original].nil?

      catch :validation_failed do
        instance.run_paperclip_callbacks(:post_process) do
          instance.run_paperclip_callbacks(:"#{name}_post_process") do
            throw :validation_failed if @options[:check_validity_before_processing] && instance.errors.any?
            post_process_styles(*style_args)
          end
        end

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module RSpec
  module Matchers
    module BuiltIn
      # @api private
      # Provides the implementation for `exist`.
      # Not intended to be instantiated directly.
      class Exist < BaseMatcher
        def initialize(*expected)
          @expected = expected
        end

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#!/bin/bash

source .config

# Setup up master repo
# git clone --bare $TMP_REPO $MASTER_REPO

sudo -u git git daemon \
  --verbose \
  --enable=receive-pack \

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//
//-- Create a subscriber
//
// POST /api/my-brand/subscribers
{
  "subscriber": {
    "name": "Test Subscriber",
    "email": "test@example.com",
    "subscribe": [
      'my-list-1',

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x_coords = [...]
y_coords = [...]

x_coords.each do |x|
  y_coords.each do |y|
    do_point x, y
  end
end

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TEXT = <<EOF
   See, the interesting thing about this text
     is that while it seems like the first line defines an indent
       it's actually the last line which has the smallest indent

    there are also some blank lines

    both with and without extra spaces in them

    and it just goes on and on

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TEXT = <<EOF
   See, the interesting thing about this text
     is that while it seems like the first line defines an indent
       it's actually the last line which has the smallest indent

    there are also some blank lines

    both with and without extra spaces in them

    and it just goes on and on

danielfone

TEXT = <<EOF
   See, the interesting thing about this text
     is that while it seems like the first line defines an indent
       it's actually the last line which has the smallest indent

    there are also some blank lines

    both with and without extra spaces in them

    and it just goes on and on

danielfone

TEXT = <<EOF
   See, the interesting thing about this text
     is that while it seems like the first line defines an indent
       it's actually the last line which has the smallest indent

    there are also some blank lines

    both with and without extra spaces in them

    and it just goes on and on

danielfone

TEXT = <<EOF
   See, the interesting thing about this text
     is that while it seems like the first line defines an indent
       it's actually the last line which has the smallest indent

    there are also some blank lines

    both with and without extra spaces in them

    and it just goes on and on