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+972ce3b158a3aa15635d97df50d2d9f4a79935c1 2.3
+972ce3b158a3aa15635d97df50d2d9f4a79935c1 2.3
+d5b711974520f288880ab19bf5368460c49ecb50 2.3
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+dbd094b7fdfa201a7fb6e6d1faca448983a89835 2.4
+035f2b1250431364d46d1cfabe7f3ca71d16109b 2.4.2

LICENSE

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-Copyright (c) 2015, Nick Smallbone
+Copyright (c) 2015-2017, Nick Smallbone
 
 All rights reserved.
 

README.md

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+This is twee, an equational theorem prover.
+
+The version in this git repository is likely to be unstable!
+To install the latest stable version, run:
+
+    cabal install twee
+
+If you have LLVM installed, you can get a slightly faster version by
+running:
+
+    cabal install twee -fllvm
+
+If you really want the latest unstable version, run
+`cabal install src/ .` in this repository. 
+
+Afterwards, run `twee nameofproblem.p`. The problem should be in TPTP
+format (http://www.tptp.org). You can find a few examples in the
+`tests` directory. All axioms and conjectures must be equations, but
+you can freely use quantifiers. If it succeeds in proving your
+problem, twee will print a human-readable proof.
+
+For the official manual, see http://nick8325.github.io/twee.

cabal.project

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+packages: ./*.cabal src/twee-lib.cabal