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Name	Modified	InfoDownloads / Week
Parent folder
version 0.9.8	2012-05-10	0
version 0.9.5	2005-06-08	0
version 0.9.4-rc1	2005-04-26	0
version 0.9.4	2005-04-25	0
version-0.9.3	2005-04-06	0
version 0.9.2-rc1	2005-02-23	0
version 0.9.1-rc1	2004-12-28	0
version 0.9	2004-12-10	0
Totals: 8 Items		0

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