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import election_data
from match import match

'''
Match BBC constituency names with TheyWorkForYou constituency names,
using MP name and party as extra queues
'''

twfy_data = election_data.get_twfy_data()
twfy_fields = ('party', 'name', 'constituency')

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<akomaNtoso>
  <debate name="Transcript of secret meeting between Julian Assange and Google CEO Eric Schmidt">
    <meta>
      <references source="#">
      
        <TLCPerson id="SC" href="/ontology/person/SC" showAs="Scott Malcomson" />
      
        <TLCPerson id="JC" href="/ontology/person/JC" showAs="Jared Cohen" />
      
        <TLCPerson id="JA" href="/ontology/person/JA" showAs="Julian Assange" />

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// Uppercase operator
//
// Transforms all characters in a data file to
// uppercase

function transform(chunk) {
  // `transform(chunk)` is called on each
  // chunk (in the case of csv, each line) of
  // the data file.
  var json = JSON.parse(chunk);

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import csv
import urllib2

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup, UnicodeDammit
import Levenshtein


class compare_pb_gov_uk():
    def __init__(self):

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import os

import markdown
import yaml
from pywordpress import Wordpress
import xmlrpclib


class jekyll_to_wp():

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diff --git a/assets/third_party_code/ajw_datagrab/fieldtypes/datagrab_assets.php b/assets/third_party_code/ajw_datagrab/fieldtypes/datagrab_assets.php
index ea3f8ec..4f22dc2 100644
--- a/assets/third_party_code/ajw_datagrab/fieldtypes/datagrab_assets.php
+++ b/assets/third_party_code/ajw_datagrab/fieldtypes/datagrab_assets.php
@@ -24,8 +24,21 @@ class Datagrab_assets extends Datagrab_fieldtype {
   			while( $subitem = $DG->datatype->get_sub_item( 
 					$item, $DG->settings["cf"][ $field ], $DG->settings, $field ) ) {
 		
-					$data[ "field_id_" . $field_id ][] = $subitem;
-		

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<?php
/**
 * Preliminary work on the typesetter.
 *
 * $input_str - the input
 * $width - the width of the text area in characters
 * $height - the height of the text area in characters
 * $overflow_str - the string appended to the text area, in the event of an overflow
 * 
 * returns the typeset contents of the text area

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<?php

class Student extends User {
  public function reports() {
    // I know I said the relationship here is one-to-one..!
    // But I don't mind hacking this too much.
    return $this->has_many('Report', 'student_id');
  }
}

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diff --git a/laravel/cli/tasks/key.php b/laravel/cli/tasks/key.php
index 0c08a84..b7b5d00 100644
--- a/laravel/cli/tasks/key.php
+++ b/laravel/cli/tasks/key.php
@@ -19,7 +19,14 @@ class Key extends Task {
 	 */
 	public function __construct()
 	{
-		$this->path = path('app').'config/application'.EXT;
+		if($environment = get_cli_option('env'))

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The problem

So this isn’t my actual scenario, but I think it illustrates my problem quite well. Imagine an online school report system. I have Teachers, Students, and Reports. Teachers and Students are both Users. The relationship between Students and Reports is one-to-one (a student just has a single report card), but between Teachers and Reports is one-to-many (a teacher has a whole classroom-worth of reports.) The Report model has both a student_id and a teacher_id, both of which are foreign keys to the User table.

I’d like to represent these relationships in my models, so for a given User I can call:

User::find(5)->reports;