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function memoize(func, resolver) {
    var memoized = function() {
        var cache = memoized.cache;
        var key = resolver ?
                resolver.apply(this, arguments) :
                arguments[0];

        if (cache.has(key)) {
            return cache.get(key);
        }

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// a flag to toggle asset pipeline / compass integration
// defaults to true if twbs-font-path function is present (no function => twbs-font-path('') parsed as string == right side)
// in Sass 3.3 this can be improved with: function-exists(twbs-font-path)
$bootstrap-sass-asset-helper: (twbs-font-path("") != unquote('twbs-font-path("")')) !default;
//
// Variables
// --------------------------------------------------


//== Colors

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  var addStar = function(data) {
    return $http({
      method: 'POST',
      url: '/api/collection/addStar',
      data: data
    }).then(function(response) {
      return response.data;
    });

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// What the difference between:

function declaration() {}; // This is a function declaration

// and

var expression = function() {}; // This is a function expression

// The function declaration is hoisted, definition and all.
// In the expression, only the var declaration is hoisted.

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// In the MongoDB Aggregation Pipeline, each stage is represented by an object.
// The type of stage must be one MongoDB's predefined stage types. There are
// a variety of stage types, but some of the most useful are: $match, $group,
// $project, and $sort. See the MongoDB manual for an exhaustive list.

// Lets look at some examples to see how each works. Then, we'll put them
// together in the pipeline.

// Lets say we have a database of kittens with various information about each.
// A match stage might look like this: