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import requests

def shipping_status(tracking_num):
    """Request shipment status via tracking number.

    Args:
        tracking_num (int): The FedEx tracking number assigned to the shipment.
    """
    url = "https://www.fedex.com/trackingCal/track"
    headers = {

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class Cursor:
    """The cursor shown when the mouse is over the widget."""
    
    ARROW='arrow'
    BASED_ARROW_DOWN='based_arrow_down'
    BASED_ARROW_UP='based_arrow_up'
    BOAT='boat'
    BOGOSITY='bogosity'
    BOTTOM_LEFT_CORNER='bottom_left_corner'
    BOTTOM_RIGHT_CORNER='bottom_right_corner'

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import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import ttk

"""
    The demo shows how to position a topside window relative to a button widget from multiple directions. The purpose
    is to show that one could theoretically create a custom menu from a toplevel that could be positioned correctly
    aligned to the parent widget with and without a titlebar.

    The problem with positioning a topside relative to another widget is due to the fact that, normally, window
    decorations are added to the window. This adds additional horizontal a vertical space that is not accounted for in