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-  2 Independent JPEG Group license
-  3 BeOpen Python license
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-  6a VRML 97 Processing Libraries for Python (pyvrml97) license
-  6b SimpleParse (A Parser Generator for mxTextTools) license
-  6c mxTextTools (part of eGenix.com mx Extensions for Python) license
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