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‎ChangeLog‎

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CHANGELOG
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0.8 - Added support for author extraction and targeted sentiment analysis.
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0.7 - Added support for relations extraction.
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0.6 - Added support for sentiment analysis, fixed time delay bug in
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HTTP POST calls.
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0.5 - Added GetRankedConcepts calls, parameters objects.
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0.4 - Added GetRankedKeywords calls, added TextGetCategory call.
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0.3 - Added ConstraintQuery API call, general improvements.
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0.2 - Added setApiKey() call, setApiHost() call, updated API endpoint.
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0.1 - Initial Release

‎README‎

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AlchemyAPI .NET SDK: version 0.8
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This is a .NET (C#) implementation of the AlchemyAPI SDK. Mono and .NET
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sections for installation and examples are below. AlchemyAPI keys
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can be downloaded from alchemyapi.com
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MONO
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INSTALLATION
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To compile this module, enter the "module" directory and run the "build.sh"
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script.
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To install this module, copy the AlchemyAPI.dll file into your desired
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.NET import directory, or set your MONO_PATH environment variable to point
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to the directory containing the compiled AlchemyAPI.dll file.
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RUNNING EXAMPLES
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Several code examples are included to illustrate using the AlchemyAPI
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for named entity extraction, text classification, language identification,
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and other tasks.
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All code samples are within the "example" directory.
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To run these code samples you must first edit the (example/api_key.txt) file,
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adding your assigned Orchestr8 API key.
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Compiling Code Samples:
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1. Run "build.sh" (Compiles code using Mono)
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Running Code Samples:
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1. Entity Extraction: ./run-test.sh entities.exe
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2. Concept Tagging: ./run-test.sh concepts.exe
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3. Keyword Extraction: ./run-test.sh keywords.exe
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4. Text Categorization: ./run-test.sh categories.exe
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5. Language Identification: ./run-test.sh language.exe
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6. HTML Text Extraction: ./run-test.sh text_extract.exe
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7. HTML Structured Content Scraping: ./run-test.sh constraint_queries.exe
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8. Microformats Extraction: ./run-test.sh microformats.exe
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9. RSS / ATOM Feed Links Extraction: ./run-test.sh feed_links.exe
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10. Sentiment Analysis: ./run-test.sh sentiment.exe
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11. Relations Extraction: ./run-test.sh relations.exe
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12. Example Parameter Usage: ./run-test.sh parameters.exe
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13. Author Extraction ./run-test.sh author.exe
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Windows .NET
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INSTALLATION
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To compile this module, enter the "module" directory and run the "build"
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script.
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To install this module, copy the AlchemyAPI.dll file into your desired
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.NET import directory. For purposes of running examples, the dll is
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copied into the example folder.
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RUNNING EXAMPLES
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Several code examples are included to illustrate using the AlchemyAPI
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for named entity extraction, text classification, language identification,
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and other tasks.
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All code samples are within the "example" directory.
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To run these code samples you must first edit the (example/api_key.txt) file,
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adding your assigned Orchestr8 API key.
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Compiling Code Samples:
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1. Run "build" (Compiles code using .NET)
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Running Code Samples:
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1. Entity Extraction: entities.exe
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2. Concept Tagging: concepts.exe
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3. Keyword Extraction: keywords.exe
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4. Text Categorization: categories.exe
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5. Language Identification: language.exe
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6. HTML Text Extraction: text_extract.exe
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7. HTML Structured Content Scraping: constraint_queries.exe
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8. Microformats Extraction: microformats.exe
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9. RSS / ATOM Feed Links Extraction: feed_links.exe
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10. Setiment Analysis: sentiment.exe
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11. Relations Extraction: relations.exe
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12. Example Parameter Usage: parameters.exe
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13. Author Extraction: authors.exe
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DEPENDENCIES
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This module requires a C# compiler such as Mono or Microsoft Visual Studio.NET
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The included "build.sh" is for use with the Mono C# compiler only.
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COPYRIGHT AND LICENCE
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Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Orchestr8, LLC.
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This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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it under the same terms as Mono itself, either Mono version 2.2 or,
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at your option, any later version of Mono 2.2 you may have available.
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‎example/README‎

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AlchemyAPI .NET SDK: version 0.8
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This is a .NET (C#) implementation of the AlchemyAPI SDK. Mono and .NET
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sections for installation and examples are below. AlchemyAPI requires an
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API key for proper usage. You may create an API key at www.alchemyapi.com.
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MONO
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INSTALLATION
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To compile this module, enter the "module" directory and run the "build.sh"
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script.
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To install this module, copy the AlchemyAPI.dll file into your desired
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.NET import directory, or set your MONO_PATH environment variable to point
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to the directory containing the compiled AlchemyAPI.dll file.
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RUNNING EXAMPLES
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Several code examples are included to illustrate using the AlchemyAPI
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for named entity extraction, text classification, language identification,
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and other tasks.
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All code samples are within the "example" directory.
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To run these code samples you must first edit the (example/api_key.txt) file,
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adding your assigned Orchestr8 API key.
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Compiling Code Samples:
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1. Run "build.sh" (Compiles code using Mono)
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Running Code Samples:
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1. Entity Extraction: ./run-test.sh entities.exe
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2. Concept Tagging: ./run-test.sh concepts.exe
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3. Keyword Extraction: ./run-test.sh keywords.exe
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4. Text Categorization: ./run-test.sh categories.exe
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5. Language Identification: ./run-test.sh language.exe
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6. HTML Text Extraction: ./run-test.sh text_extract.exe
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7. HTML Structured Content Scraping: ./run-test.sh constraint_queries.exe
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8. Microformats Extraction: ./run-test.sh microformats.exe
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9. RSS / ATOM Feed Links Extraction: ./run-test.sh feed_links.exe
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10. Sentiment Analysis: ./run-test.sh sentiment.exe
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11. Relations Extraction: ./run-test.sh relations.exe
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12. Example Parameter Usage: ./run-test.sh parameters.exe
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13. Author Extraction: ./run-test.sh author.exe
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================================
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Windows .NET
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INSTALLATION
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To compile this module, enter the "module" directory and run the "build"
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script.
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To install this module, copy the AlchemyAPI.dll file into your desired
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.NET import directory. For purposes of running examples, the dll is
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copied into the example folder.
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RUNNING EXAMPLES
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Several code examples are included to illustrate using the AlchemyAPI
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for named entity extraction, text classification, language identification,
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and other tasks.
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All code samples are within the "example" directory.
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To run these code samples you must first edit the (example/api_key.txt) file,
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adding your assigned Orchestr8 API key.
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Compiling Code Samples:
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1. Run "build" (Compiles code using .NET)
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Running Code Samples:
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1. Entity Extraction: entities.exe
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2. Concept Tagging: concepts.exe
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3. Keyword Extraction: keywords.exe
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4. Text Categorization: categories.exe
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5. Language Identification: language.exe
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6. HTML Text Extraction: text_extract.exe
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7. HTML Structured Content Scraping: constraint_queries.exe
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8. Microformats Extraction: microformats.exe
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9. RSS / ATOM Feed Links Extraction: feed_links.exe
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10. Sentiment Analysis: sentiment.exe
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11. Relations Extraction: relations.exe
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12. Example Parameter Usage: parameters.exe
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13. Author Extraction: author.exe
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DEPENDENCIES
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This module requires a C# compiler such as Mono or Microsoft Visual Studio.NET
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The included "build.sh" is for use with the Mono C# compiler only.
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COPYRIGHT AND LICENCE
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Copyright (C) 2009-2011 Orchestr8, LLC.
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This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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it under the same terms as Mono itself, either Mono version 2.2 or,
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at your option, any later version of Mono 2.2 you may have available.
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‎example/author.cs‎

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using System;
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using System.IO;
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using AlchemyAPI;
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public class TestApp
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{
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static public void Main ()
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{
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// Create an AlchemyAPI object.
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AlchemyAPI.AlchemyAPI alchemyObj = new AlchemyAPI.AlchemyAPI();
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// Load an API key from disk.
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alchemyObj.LoadAPIKey("api_key.txt");
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// Load a HTML document to analyze.
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StreamReader streamReader = new StreamReader("data/example.html");
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string htmlDoc = streamReader.ReadToEnd();
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streamReader.Close();
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// Extract concept tags for a web URL.
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string xml = alchemyObj.URLGetAuthor("http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2012/02/detroit-news-ed-upset-over-romney-edit-115247.html");
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}
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‎example/author/AssemblyInfo.cs‎

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using System.Reflection;
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using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
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// Information about this assembly is defined by the following attributes.
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// Change them to the values specific to your project.
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[assembly: AssemblyTitle("author")]
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[assembly: AssemblyDescription("")]
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[assembly: AssemblyConfiguration("")]
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[assembly: AssemblyCompany("")]
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[assembly: AssemblyProduct("")]
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[assembly: AssemblyCopyright("mike")]
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[assembly: AssemblyTrademark("")]
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[assembly: AssemblyCulture("")]
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// The assembly version has the format "{Major}.{Minor}.{Build}.{Revision}".
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// The form "{Major}.{Minor}.*" will automatically update the build and revision,
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// and "{Major}.{Minor}.{Build}.*" will update just the revision.
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[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.*")]
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// if desired. See the Mono documentation for more information about signing.
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//[assembly: AssemblyDelaySign(false)]
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//[assembly: AssemblyKeyFile("")]
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