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// If you're looking at this, you probably know more about code than I do.
// I apologize for the messy code. I'm a journalist, not a developer. And this is an experiment, not a polished piece of software.
// If you'd like to make me aware of problems with the code, you can write me to hello@davidbauer.ch. 

// countries missing in OWID dataset (dec 29): KIR, PRK, FSM, NRU, PLW, TON, TKM, TUV


var datafound = [];
var datamissing = [];
var matched = [];

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// how to use this
// 1. create a new script on https://script.google.com/home and paste over this code
// 2. define which emails you want to archive and after which delay (lines 7,8)
// 3. add a «project trigger» to define how often this script should be executed (e.g. every day at midnight)

function auto_archive_mails() {  
  var label = GmailApp.getUserLabelByName("News Briefings"); // Emails with which label do you want auto-archived? 
  var delayDays = 3 // After how many days do you want your emails auto-archived?   
  var maxDate = new Date(); 
  maxDate.setDate(maxDate.getDate()-delayDays);    

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#!/usr/bin/env python

# assuming a csv file with a name in column 0 and the image url in column 1

import urllib

filename = "images"

# open file to read
with open("{0}.csv".format(filename), 'r') as csvfile:

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README is empty

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// test to get logged in user's name for further use   
  $.getJSON("http://tlinkstimeline.appspot.com/loggedinuser?callback=?", function(loggedinuser){
    if (loggedinuser) {
        var thename = loggedinuser;
        console.log("hello " + thename);
        };
      });    

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function countWords() {
    var wordcount = 0;
    var text = document.wordcounter.allthosewords.value;
    var words = text.match(/\w+\W*/g);
    if (words) {
        wordcount = words.length;
    }
}

function tellCount() {

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function countIt() {
    var wordcount = 0;
    var text = document.wordcounter.allthosewords.value;
    for (i = 0; i < text.length; i++) {

        if (text[i] === " ") {
            wordcount++;
        }
        // special code needed for the smartasses that type in only one word
        // special code needed for the smartasses that end their text with one or more spaces