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Name	Modified	InfoDownloads / Week
Parent folder
0.9.18	2006-07-10	13
0.9.17	2006-03-11	0
0.9.17-pre3	2004-04-01	0
0.9.16	2004-03-31	0
0.9.15	2002-07-31	0
0.9.14	2001-01-19	0
0.9.13	2000-11-22	0
0.9.12	2000-11-18	0
0.9.11	2000-11-17	0
Totals: 9 Items		13

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