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Check i<em>fem> a string is a date value

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Veri<em>fem>y i<em>fem> a point is Land or Water in Google Maps

... <em>fem>or <em>fem>eat_in in lyr_in: # success! print lon, lat check(-95,47) I tried a dozen coordinates, it works wonder<em>fem>ully. The "land_polygons.shp" <em>fem>ile can be downloaded here, compliments o<em>fem> OpenStreetMaps. (I used the <em>fem>irst WGS84 download link mysel<em>fem>, maybe the second works as well) ...
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How do I test a private <em>fem>unction or a class that has private methods, <em>fem>ields or inner classes?

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How do I revert a Git repository to a previous commit?

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On Duplicate Key Update same as insert

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How to avoid passing parameters everywhere in play2?

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Why should I pre<em>fem>er to use member initialization lists?

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Ignore python multiple return value

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What is the best way to ensure only one instance o<em>fem> a Bash script is running? [duplicate]

What is the simplest/best way to ensure only one instance o<em>fem> a given script is running - assuming it's Bash on Linux? 14 An...
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Di<em>fem><em>fem> <em>fem>iles present in two di<em>fem><em>fem>erent directories

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