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Bike clothing:

• 2 pairs of bibs (keeping as clean as possible)
• 2 short-sleeve thermal jerseys
• 2 base layers (1 thermal, 1 windproof)
• 2 pairs of socks
• Arm warmers
• Leg warmers
• Waterproof/windproof light jacket
• Neckwear/scarf
• Waterproof gloves

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import random as r

a = [
    ["Yavor Atanasov", "Steve Birks", "Paul Clifford", "Ashley Davis", "Tom Cartwright"],
    ["Richard Close", "Nawaid Shamim", "Pawel Bartoszek", "Daniel Harper"],
    ["Russell Thom", "Tom Petty", "Umesh Telang", "Alistair Wooldrige", "Elliot Thomas"],
    ["Gilbert Agum", "John Shields", "Paul Merry", "Mark Gledhill", "Rachel Evans", "Giovanni Lenguito", "Andre Oosthuizen"]
]

teams = (set(), set(), set())

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am yavor-atanasov on github.
• I am yavor_atanasov (https://keybase.io/yavor_atanasov) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASDMmfgMwv4ps5r5VUVWEaEb_2_53VGXljA-nZy_oCAgEQo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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/*
 Using the Object API to define a property on the window object (a global).
 Setting the writable attribute to false makes the value immutable. Setting
 configurable to false makes it impossible for people to delete or change the
 attributes of that property.
*/


// If the browser supports .defineProperty
if(Object.defineProperty){

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/* Usage:
 *  jQuery.csv()(csvtext)               returns an array of arrays representing the CSV text.
 *  jQuery.csv("\t")(tsvtext)           uses Tab as a delimiter (comma is the default)
 *  jQuery.csv("\t", "'")(tsvtext)      uses a single quote as the quote character instead of double quotes
 *  jQuery.csv("\t", "'\"")(tsvtext)    uses single & double quotes as the quote character
 */
;
jQuery.extend({
    csv: function(delim, quote, linedelim) {
        delim = typeof delim == "string" ? new RegExp( "[" + (delim || ","   ) + "]" ) : typeof delim == "undefined" ? ","    : delim;

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/*
 Previous proposal (focus on the code within the hash blocks):
*/

function look() {
    var cssp,
        elem;
            
    if (!document.body) {
        return;

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var Widget = function(){
    
    this.onshow = new Signal();

    /* This listener is added with the default priority which is 0 */
    this.onshow.add(this.showMe);

    this.onshow.dispatch();
    
};

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/**
 This is what the normal jquery plugin looks like. 
 The problem with that is that jQuery is expected to be a global. 
 However we provide jQuery as a module and, more importantly, we do not allow it to slip into the global scope. 
*/
(function($,undefined){

       //this is where the plugin goes

})(jQuery);

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/**
 jQuery's trigger() behaves in the following way:
 1. Execute all callbacks bound using the bind() method in first-in-first-out order.
 2. Check for a method called ('on' + eventType) e.g. "onfoo" and execute it as well
 3. Check for a method called (eventType) e.g. "foo" and execute it as well
*/
require(["jquery-1"], function($) {

    var Gadget = function(){
        $(this).bind('foo', function(){

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// The library 'jsUtil' has a public function that compares 2 arrays, returning true if
// they're the same. Refactor it so it's more robust, performs better and is easier to maintain.
/**
	@name jsUtil.arraysSame
	@description Compares 2 arrays, returns true if both are comprised of the same items, in the same order
	
	@param {Object[]} a Array to compare with
	@param {Object[]} b Array to compare to
	
	@returns {boolean} true if both contain the same items, otherwise false