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import logging
import time
import base_handler

class InsultServer(base_handler.BaseHandler):
    def get(self):
        # Log the user agent just for fun.
        logging.info(self.user_agent_repr)

        response = base_handler.Response(

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// See comments below.

// This code sample and justification brought to you by
// Isaac Z. Schlueter, aka isaacs

// standard style
var a = "ape",
  b = "bat",
  c = "cat",
  d = "dog",

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%%
%% jkp.erl Was created for The Hudson Valley Programmers' Meetup
%% homework assignment #13. The requirement is to build a
%% rock -- paper -- scissors game between parallel processes.
%% http://hvprogrammers.org/homework-13.html
%%
%% It's also my first experiment with Erlang.
%%
%% kixxauth@gmail.com
%%

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/**
 * URL encode an object.
 */
exports.encode = function encode(data) {
  var postData = [], value, property;

  for(property in data) {
    if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(data, property)) {
      value = ((typeof data[property] === "undefined") && "undefined" ||

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/**
 * A simple parallel program in JavaScript for the Rhino JavaScript engine.
 */

// Set up the globals.
//
// While JavaScript allows all values and references in the global scope to be
// dynamic, only objects (JavaScript arrays and object natives) are mutable "in
// place".  It is up to the programmer to keep the global namespace clear in a
// multithreaded environment. Because this is a simple program, I didn't do

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/**
 * A simple parallel program in JavaScript for the Rhino JavaScript engine.
 */

// Set up the globals.
//
// While JavaScript allows all values and references in the global scope to be
// dynamic, only objects (JavaScript arrays and object natives) are mutable "in
// place".  It is up to the programmer to keep the global namespace clear in a
// multithreaded environment. Because this is a simple program, I didn't do