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download.html

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 <p>
-  <span class="bigemph">ease.js is a Classical Object-Oriented framework for
+  <span class="bigemph">GNU ease.js is a Classical Object-Oriented framework for
   JavaScript,</span> intended to eliminate boilerplate code and
   &ldquo;ease&rdquo; the transition into JavaScript from other Object-Oriented
   languages. Features include:
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man.html

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source.html

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