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var reader = new FileReader();

reader.readAsBinaryString(fileData);

reader.onload = function (e)
{
    var contentType = fileData.type || MimeTypes.Unknown;

    var runUpload = function (folderID)
    {

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define(function (require, exports, module)
{

var g = require('globals'),
    C = require('Constants'),
    goog = require('goog'),
    AccountManager = require('AccountManager');

function DriveUploader(file, email, onProgress, onComplete, onError)
{

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self.JSONP = function (params)//(url, data, method, callback)
{
    self.Assert(params.url, 'Must supply a valid URL to fetch');
    self.Assert(params.cb, 'Must supply a valid callback');

    var url = params.url;
    var data = params.data;
    var cb = params.cb;

    if (data)

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window.log = console.log.bind(console);

window.inspectRemote = function(input)
{
    if (!input)
    {
        log('Must specify either an item ID or item object to inspect');
        return;
    }

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define(['ko'],
function (ko) {
    var self = { };

    var cachedTemplatesDomDataKey = "__cached_template__";

    //
    // When rendering a template, a source is what returns either the text or the already-created DOM
    // nodes to clone. The default implementation of a template source in knockout doesn't cache the
    // DOM nodes that it creates, and instead requests the text of the <script> tag the template is