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    argh, the shame. n/m! Helps if I write the for request in the method appropriate for the language. No "for each" statement
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    Wow, timely thread. I'm doing the same thing. I'm getting stuck on the 'entry' iterator, unfortunately. >>> for each entry in d['entries'] File "", line 1 for each entry in d['entries'] ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax >>> Any thoughts?
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