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SELECT
    a.column1 AS a_col1,
    a.column2 AS a_col2,
    b.column1 AS b_col1,
    b.column2 AS b_col2
FROM
    asdf a INNER JOIN
    qwerty b ON
    a.id = b.qwerty_id
WHERE

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MyApp = angular.module('my-app', [])
MyApp.run(function($rootScope) {
    testFactory.callFakeAJAX().success(function(response) {
        console.log(response.data)
    })
})

/***********
 * MOCKING *
 ***********/

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#!/bin/bash

# Print a welcome banner for the user.
function Welcome() {
    echo ""
    echo "================================"
    echo "Welcome to the GPG Key Generator"
    echo "================================"
    echo "Please select a STRONG passphrase. Once entered and verified, the"
    echo "system must generate and collect enough random data to create your"

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# Allows us to resize windows with WASD like a video game
# Primarily useful when we're on a system with a vanilla setup (no option-as-Meta Key enabled)
# Note that these are upper-case letters - tmux is case-sensitive
bind-key -r W resize-pane -U 5
bind-key -r A resize-pane -L 5
bind-key -r S resize-pane -D 5
bind-key -r D resize-pane -R 5

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Today I'm going to do a presentation, for some reason sillily [sic] titled "Around the File in 80 Keys". I'm actually not going to go over 80 different keys you can use to navigate in Vim, I'm just going to go over a few. There might not even be 80 keystrokes in the presentation itself. But, I thought it was cute.

But first, I actually wanted to say thank you to all of you who have come tonight, it's the first meetup of this kind that I've setup, and I hope that it's educational, or entertaining, or worthile. But, if there are any suggestions you have, comments, or particularly my favorite thing you could

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0:00:00.160,0:00:01.780
[Amustela]: Please welcome to the stage...

0:00:01.780,0:00:03.960
[Amustela]: From Baltimore, Maryland...

0:00:05.300,0:00:09.640
[Amustela]: The magnificent Dark Phoenix...

0:00:09.640,0:00:13.340

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The Problem

I'm hoping to test a function that I will eventually use in a DOMAIN to verify that any given JSONB object adheres to a certain loose set of constraints (other JSONB types will be built on constraints specified in this DOMAIN).

As the DOMAIN will already fail anything that doesn't pass the function, I did not write the function to raise exceptions, but rather to raise warnings,

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# "Isolates" Rack operations via Sequel/PostgreSQL into read-only transactions
#
# @note (see PGIsolation#shadow_tables!)
class PGIsolation
    attr_reader :app, :db_method, :shadow_tables, :setup, :teardown,
                :isolation_check

    # A template for creating multiple temporary tables in sequence
    #
    # Due to the +LIKE+ clause (and <tt>INCLUDING DEFAULTS</tt>), these tables

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[defaults]
inventory = ./inventory.pl

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