GNU Autoconf

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Undo 24314471 - Project 'GNU Autoconf': Changed best_analysis_id to 13925759 by The Ohloh Hamster 17 May 2013
Undo 24212800 - Project 'GNU Autoconf': Changed best_analysis_id to 13829217 by The Ohloh Hamster 09 May 2013
Undo 24149357 - Project 'GNU Autoconf': Changed best_analysis_id to 13768391 by The Ohloh Hamster 03 May 2013
Undo 24120103 - Project 'GNU Autoconf': Changed best_analysis_id to 13740524 by The Ohloh Hamster 30 Apr 2013
Undo 24078390 - Project 'GNU Autoconf': Changed best_analysis_id to 13701095 by The Ohloh Hamster 24 Apr 2013
Undo 24035863 - Project 'GNU Autoconf': Changed best_analysis_id to 13660510 by The Ohloh Hamster 20 Apr 2013
Undo 23942000 - Project 'GNU Autoconf': Changed best_analysis_id to 13568325 by The Ohloh Hamster 17 Apr 2013
Undo 23831912 - Project 'GNU Autoconf': Changed best_analysis_id to 13460479 by The Ohloh Hamster 14 Apr 2013
Undo 23727349 - Project 'GNU Autoconf': Changed best_analysis_id to 13358457 by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Apr 2013
Undo 23656595 - Project 'GNU Autoconf': Changed best_analysis_id to 13291027 by The Ohloh Hamster 04 Apr 2013

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