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var yandexUrl = "https://translate.yandex.net/api/v1.5/tr.json/translate";
var yandexKey = "trnsl.1.1.20160825T224654Z.60d8da3a9f67c52b.ba2dfcc5fcd88c42ed64e266a52c105911fce47c";

function getMessageActions(bubble) {
  return [[
      "Translate",
      function(bubble, peers) {
        var url = yandexUrl + "?key=" + yandexKey + "&lang=en-es&text=" + encodeURI(bubble.body);
        util.fetch(url).then(function(response) {
          var json = JSON.parse(response.body);

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function getMessageActions(bubble) {
  return [[
      "Like", 
      function(bubble, peers) { peers.send("like", "1") },
      function(bubble, peers) { peers.send("like", "-1") },
    ]]
}

var actionHandlers = {
  'like': function(bubble, value) {

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import Foundation

@objc protocol FooProtocol {
    var bar: Set<String> { get set }
}

class Foo : FooProtocol {
    var bar = Set<String>()
}

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@objc protocol FooProtocol {
    var bar: Set<String> { get set }
}

class Foo : FooProtocol {
    var bar = Set<String>()
}

let a = Foo()
func toggle(foo: FooProtocol, item: String) {

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syntax = "proto3";

option go_package = "pb";

// Abbreviated information about a user, useful for displaying their name
// or avatar.
message User {
  string ident = 1;
  string name = 2;
}

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syntax = "proto3";

option go_package = "pb";

import "common.proto";

// When bots are invoked, they are done so with this structure.
// Note that the oneof (union) mapping into json is simple: only one of the
// fields is populated.
message BotInvocation {