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(function( window, undefined ) {

  var JUP = {};
  // Define a local copy of parseDOM JUP
  JUP.parseDOM = function(items, ARR){

      if(typeof ARR == 'undefined'){
        var ARR = [];
      }
      window.jQuery(items).each(function(i,e){

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var sys = require("sys"), 
    dom = require('./lib/jsdom/lib/level1/core').dom.level1.core,
    fs = require("fs"),
    haml = require('./lib/haml-js/lib/haml')
    windower = require("./lib/jsdom/lib/browser");

exports.toJUP = function(template) {
  template = haml.render(template);
  var window = windower.windowAugmentation(dom);
  var document = window.document;

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function ScoreNetwork(score)
{
  this.ws = null;
  this.data = null;
  this.score = score;
  this.initialize = function()
  {
    this.ws = new WebSocket('ws://localhost:7000');

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var bar = function() { 
    this._baz = function() {
        return this.value;
    };
};

bar.prototype = (function() {

	var i_am_private = 2;

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var
  PARALLEL_CONNECTS = 10,

  http = require('http'),
  sys = require('sys'),
  connectionCount = 0,
  messageCount = 0;
  lastMessages = 0;

function addClient() {

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var events = require('events');

exports.Promise = function () {
  exports.EventEmitter.call(this);
  this._blocking = false;
  this.hasFired = false;
  this._values = undefined;
};
process.inherits(exports.Promise, events.EventEmitter);

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(function (exports) {

// because the anonymous function is being called without a scope being set,
// "this" will refer to the global scope.  In a browser, that's the window, but
// will be "undefined" in strict mode.  In other JS platforms, it may be some
// other thing.

// my code here.
// don't make accidental globals.
// hang a small number of things on the "exports" object.