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248,595 | jrief/django-angular | djng/templatetags/djng_tags.py | djng_locale_script | def djng_locale_script(context, default_language='en'):
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248,597 | jrief/django-angular | djng/forms/fields.py | MultipleChoiceField.implode_multi_values | def implode_multi_values(self, name, data):
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