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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
ubifs	2017-12-12		0
ubifs-2	2017-12-10		0
rel-2.6	2013-10-10		0
rel-2.5	2013-03-31		0
rel-2.4	2012-01-21		1
rel-2.3	2011-04-21		3
rel-2.2	2010-11-07		0
srpm-1	2010-03-10		0
cgx	2010-03-08		0
fedora	2010-02-21		0
dump-before.bin	2017-12-12	33.6 MB	0
dump-after.bin	2017-12-12	33.6 MB	0
Totals: 12 Items		67.1 MB	4

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