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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
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qgis_FC4_0.7.4_nopg_nograss.i386.rpm	2006-01-22	17.1 MB	0
qgis_debian_0.7.4_i386.deb	2005-12-07	8.3 MB	0
qgis_debian_-plugin-grass_0.7.4_i386.deb	2005-12-07	316.6 kB	0
qgis_debian_-dev_0.7.4_i386.deb	2005-12-07	21.2 MB	0
qgis_breezy_0.7.4_i386.deb	2005-12-07	8.5 MB	0
qgis_breezy-plugin-grass_0.7.4_i386.deb	2005-12-07	338.5 kB	0
qgis_breezy-dev_0.7.4_i386.deb	2005-12-07	12.8 MB	0
Totals: 7 Items		68.4 MB	0

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