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README 

To run these tests you need to have nose package installed. You can get it from PyPI by using pip:

        pip install nose

Or, if you're on Ubuntu, you can get it from distribution repositories:

        sudo apt-get install python-nose

Once you have it, you can the tests by executing the follwing the project's top-level directory (the
one with setup.py):

        nosetests