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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
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Chess Applet v1.0.0.zip	2010-09-26	1.3 MB	0
Chess Applet v0.8.0.zip	2010-09-26	1.6 MB	0
Chess Applet v0.7.0.zip	2010-09-26	212.5 kB	0
Chess Applet v0.6.0.zip	2010-09-26	377.9 kB	0
Chess Applet v0.5.0.zip	2010-09-26	371.9 kB	0
Chess Applet v0.3.0.zip	2010-09-26	32.1 kB	0
Chess Applet v0.1.0.zip	2010-09-26	24.0 kB	0
Totals: 7 Items		3.9 MB	0

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