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Name	Modified	Size
RasCAL_2019.zip	2022-11-30	80.2 MB
rscl-code_2014_beta.zip	2015-03-04	52.6 MB
Rascal_release_1.1.3.zip	2012-11-27	17.6 MB
Rascal_xPlatform_release_1.1.1.zip	2011-05-23	17.4 MB
Rascal_release_1.0.zip	2010-07-07	11.1 MB
Rascal_xPlatform_beta_release.zip	2010-01-28	15.8 MB
Totals: 6 Items		194.6 MB

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