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(global => {
  'use strict'
  
  // if analytics is already defined, we probably don't need this.
  if (global.analytics) { return }

  class Analytics {
    /**
     * Creates a new instance of the analytics service.
     */

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/**
Order of operations:
user clicks on button within a slideshow
button emits a 'click' event
slideshow catches button click event
slideshow handles the specified action (change the slide to the right)
slideshow emits a 'slide_changed' event
click gallery, acting as a controller/higher-level wrapper for the slideshow in this case catches the slide changed event
click gallery tells the advertisement to update
advertisement runs an update

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/**
 * Concerns:
   * How to render inline images, links, smart content(eg. `[twitter: @jacopotarantino]`), etc...
   * Do those sub-components actually need to be subcomponents or can we just `.innerHTML`?
   * What about updating article content?
   * Do articles ever really have events on/in them?
 */
import { analytics } from 'services'
import { UIComponent } from 'ui-component'

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describe('ProductSwatch Widget', function() {
  var fixture_markup = '<div>' // replace me with a reference to the above.
  var product_swatch = null
  
  beforeEach(function () {
    $(document.body).appendChild(fixture_markup)
    product_swatch = new window.clique.ProductSwatch()
  })

  afterEach(function () {

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window.jQuery(function () {
 'use strict';
 
 var $parent = $('.gallery-grid-fullwidth');
 
 $('> *', $parent)
 .sort(function () {
   return ( Math.round( Math.random() ) - 0.5 )
 })
 .appendTo($parent);

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# WARNING: seriously please be careful with this if you don't know what you're doing.
# Reverting,  resetting, and force-pushing are all actions that can make you lose work.
# If you lose that work you will be unhappy and your coworkers will hate you.
# You've been warned.

# okay, so if you’re on the branch that has the work
# (let’s assume master) the flow looks like this:

git checkout master
# you should already be here but all the same...

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/**
 * @function resize_video
 * @param {string} selector - the selector for the video iframe to resize.
 * @returns {jQuery object} - the video node
 * @requires jQuery
 * @description this function takes a selector for an iframe 
 * and resizes it to have a height that's appropriate for how the video is currently scaled.
 * This is primarily useful in situations in which you've embedded a video from Youtube
 * or Vimeo but it's getting black bars around it on some mobile devices because the video
 * is being scaled down but it still has a fixed height on the iframe. This script assumes

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/**
 * Demonstration of a stored ajax request in ES6.
 */
class ReadingList {
  // Initialize the instance with an empty variable just so we can null-check it.
  constructor () {
    this.article_list = null
  }

  // Use a getter for a slightly more concise syntax.

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'use strict'

/**
 * JSDoc dictionary that enables `@sideffects` as a tag.
 */
exports.defineTags = function (dictionary) {
  dictionary.defineTag('sideeffects', {
    onTagged: function (doclet, tag) {
      doclet.has_sideffects = tag.value || true
    },

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# first you'll want to use the dig command. this will give you the IP address of the server you've contacted:
dig jack.ofspades.com

# this should output somewhere around 20 lines depending on your hosting. the important part is in the "answer section":
# > ;; ANSWER SECTION:
# > jack.ofspades.com.	60	IN	A	52.84.14.75

# then run the whois command on the IP address in question:
whois 52.84.14.75