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Expand Up @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Similarly to `AnalyticsTracker`, the `output.py` file defines the "output" side
of the Analytics service. If you want to extract the events you logged in using
`AnalyticsTracker`, you'd use the `AnalyticsRetriever` class.

Creating an `AnalyticsTracker` instance is identical to the `AnalyticsTracker`:
Creating an `AnalyticsRetriever` instance is identical to the `AnalyticsTracker`:

```python
from analytics.output import AnalyticsRetriever
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We make use of the excellent open source
[flot](http://code.google.com/p/flot/) graphing library to render
our Javascript graphs. We also use the [`bottle.py`](bottlepy.org)
our Javascript graphs. We also use the [`bottle.py`](http://bottlepy.org)
micro-web framework.

## Running the Sample
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