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      <title>extract all kinds of archives on the fly using extract command</title>
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      <description>If you are tired of remembering (googling) how to extract different kinds of archives like me, use this gem I found.
 View this gist on GitHub
The extract function can deal with all kinds of archives. I found it is very handy.
see it from the original author on github.</description>
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