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flash	2009-10-22		0
releaseNotes.txt	2009-10-21	133 Bytes	0
IngestList_src.zip	2009-10-21	56.2 MB	0
IngestList_Javadocs.zip	2009-10-21	211.7 kB	0
IngestList.zip	2009-10-21	10.5 MB	0
md5sum.txt	2009-10-21	163 Bytes	0
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