I am still struggling to understand how Python could manage to inflict so much hardship on the community by choosing the transition plan that they did. https://t.co/4LjmR3p1D6
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still struggling understand python could manage inflict much hardship community choosing transition plan that they
still struggling understand python could manage inflict much hardship community choosing transition plan
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