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"""
Import hook extending pytz package with usable, generic timezones:
GMT-14 up to GMT+12.

Note that pytz already has Etc/GMT+X timezones, but
(quoting Wikipedia):

"In order to conform with the POSIX style, those zones beginning with "Etc/GMT"
have their sign reversed from what most people expect. In this style,
zones west of GMT have a positive sign and those east have a negative sign."

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\def\reciperule{
  \vskip0.5em\hrule\vskip0.5em
}
\def\beginrecipe{
  \par
  \begingroup
  \leftskip=\baselineskip
  \multiply\leftskip by 2
  \rightskip=\leftskip
  \parindent=-\baselineskip

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title Push Me / Pull Me
author Ian Millington
homepage idm.me.uk
key_repeat_interval 0.25


========
OBJECTS
========

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title Push Me / Pull Me
author Ian Millington
homepage agon.com
key_repeat_interval 0.25

========
OBJECTS
========

Background1

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import collections
import re
import math

class NaiveBayesClassifier:
    """
    A simple naive bayes classifier that can classify any items into
    any number of categories based on training data. The core
    algorithms in this class are generic, but `split_into_features` is
    specific for analysing words in a message, and the data functions

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def sep(text_list, mid_sep=', ', last_sep=' and '):
    """
    Separates a list of strings or unicode with the given separator,
    adding a different separator at the end.

    This allows the simple generation of strings such as:

    "A, B, C and D"

    >>> sep([])

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/**
 * Generates a new UUID and passes it to the given callback function.
 *
 * Uses the a command-line uuid generator. Caches UUIDs to avoid
 * unneccessary spawning of new processes.
 *
 * You can easily adjust the script used to create the UUID. By
 * default I am using the OSSP uuid program, which is available in
 * most linux distro's package managers (e.g. `sudo apt-get install
 * uuid` on ubuntu).