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A set of basic utilities, libraries and python code being used
by other packages in MARIMORE Inc.
To install, run ``python setup.py install``.
For development, use ``make develop`` to create symlink from python ``site-packages` dir to the working directory so you don't have to reinstall to test changes.
To test packaging, run ``make install_dist`` which would generate the ``sdist`` tarball first and install from that tarball.
To uninstall, run ``make uninstall``.
This project is released under the OSI BSD license
Please read LICENSE for more information
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