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from xml.dom import minidom
from cStringIO import StringIO


class Graph():
    """
    Create a Graph object and get its gexf representation.
    Add nodes and edges using add_node() and add_edge() methods.
    Use gexf() to get the file-like object containing the graph. 
    """

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#encoding:utf-8

from datetime import datetime, timedelta
import unicodecsv
from delorean import parse

client = UserClient(
    CONSUMER_KEY,
    CONSUMER_SECRET,
    ACCESS_TOKEN,

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"""
FIXME: Cannot use C extensions. See below:
http://www.perrygeo.com/running-python-with-compiled-code-on-aws-lambda.html
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34749806/using-moviepy-scipy-and-numpy-in-amazon-lambda
"""


from datetime import datetime
from urlparse import urlparse
from os import path

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from twython import Twython, TwythonStreamer

tokens = [
]

username = ''

rest_client = Twython(*tokens)

class Streamer(TwythonStreamer):

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"""
- Takes a file which has one name on each line
- Searches for Twitter users; tries combinations for names longer than 2 words
- Returns the most probable username
"""


from twython import Twython
import itertools

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"""
This script fetches tweets according to the given criteria and saves them in a CSV file. 


How to use it:

- Install the dependencies:
    $ pip install twython unicodecsv

- Go to https://apps.twitter.com and create an application. Under the "Keys and Access Tokens" tab get your keys and insert them below.

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import os
import sys

from fabric.api import abort, run, sudo, env, cd
from fabric.colors import red, green
from fabric.contrib.files import exists, put, upload_template

ROOT = '/home/jquick/code/'
WORKON = '/home/jquick/.virtualenvs'
VENVS = {