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Name	Modified	InfoDownloads / Week
SAGA - 9	2024-10-23	2,725
SAGA - 8	2023-02-07	190
SAGA - 7	2021-07-07	221
SAGA - Documentation	2018-11-14	228
SAGA - 6	2018-06-27	38
SAGA - Demo Data	2017-10-13	22
SAGA - 5	2017-06-30	3
SAGA - 4	2017-05-09	20
SAGA - 3	2016-10-18	4
For Developers	2016-08-23	1
SAGA - 2	2016-07-08	21
SAGA - Older Releases	2007-10-18	0
OldFiles	2007-06-07	0
SAGA - Usergroup	2005-08-17	0
Totals: 14 Items		3,473

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