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The OpenType code in pango/opentype is derived from the FreeType
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GNU General Public License and the FreeType license. See see
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in the distribution documentation; for instance, by including this
README file.

Owen Taylor
otaylor@redhat.com

Behdad Esfahbod
behdad@gnome.org

13 March 2006

1.274 parted 1.8.1 :29.el5

1.274.1 Available under license :

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