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const SELECTORS = {
    RT_ROOT: "div[aria-label='Timeline: Retweeted by']",
    REACT_ROOT: "#react-root > div > div",
};

/**
 * Retrieve the properties of a React element.
 * @param {Object} element - The target React element.
 * @returns {Object} The properties of the given React element.
 * @throws Will throw an error if React props are not found.

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<dl class="messages">
  <dt>u/cokechan: Can you talk about the machine learning model that serves ads? What features is the model trained on?</dt>
  <dd>Currently betting on ELPH: Entropy Learning Pruned Hypothesis but all the Bayesian tools in the kit work. For proof of humanity (see last answer) we know of potential partners using RNNs. The key with machine learning is data feed quality. Browsers are juicy: navigation, tab clusters, opener/openee relations, scrolling of content, and (bigger) search query log, ecommerce log, form fill data. Plus info you volunteer when onboarding about demographics, brand loyalty, that stays on device and is encrypted with client key if you sync. We can do cross-device attribution via encrypted sync + blind tokens, without any data in clear on servers. This will be huge!</dd>
</dl>

<style>
dl.messages {
  max-width: 85%;
  font-family: tahoma;
  font-size: 16px;

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##Pocket Doesn't Work in the Brave Browser

###Windows Users

Open Brave, and navigate to the about:preferences#advanced page. Ensure that Pocket is turned off, and close Brave.

Press Win+E to open Explorer, and navigate to %AppData%\Roaming\brave\Extensions. At this point, you should see numerous folders; delete niloccemoadcdkdjlinkgdfekeahmflj.

Open Brave, and navigate to the about:preferences#advanced page. Turn on Pocket.

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if ( !Range.prototype.intersectsNode ) {
	Range.prototype.intersectsNode = function ( node ) {
		let range = document.createRange();
		range.selectNode( node );
		return 0 > this.compareBoundaryPoints( Range.END_TO_START, range ) 
		    && 0 < this.compareBoundaryPoints( Range.START_TO_END, range );
	};
}

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ul {
    padding-left: 0;
    list-style: none;
    line-height: 1.5em;
    font-family: Tahoma;
}

    ul::before {
        font-weight: 700;
        content: "\53\68\2a\74\20\4c\69\73\74\3a";

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<style>
    #people {
        margin-top: 20px;
    }
    #people img { 
        width: 100%;
        display: block; 
    }
</style>

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(function () {
    
    /* Internet Explorer 11 may have trouble retrieving the number type
    of an input value. This short script performs a quick test, and repairs
    the functionality if necessary. Load before attempting to use the
    `valueAsNumber` property on input elements. */

    "use strict";

    var a = document.createElement( "input" );

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// based on https://snipt.net/gregwhitworth/w3c-keyword-colors-90c153dd/
// adds alphabetical index, hex, and rgb values
var colors = {
    "a": [
        [
            "aliceblue",
            "#F0F8FF",
            "rgb(240, 248, 255)"
        ],
        [

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/*global document, prompt */
(function( global ) {

	"use strict";

	var response = {
		browser: {
			name: prompt( "Browser Name? (Chrome, IExplorer, etc)" ),
			version: prompt( "Browser Version? (34, 11, etc)" )
		},

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var output = (function ( object ) {
    
    "use strict";
    
    function getProperties ( object ) {
        return object ? Object.getOwnPropertyNames( object )
            .concat( getProperties( Object.getPrototypeOf( object ) ) ) : [] ;
    }
    
    function getUnique ( array ) {