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#########################################################################
# Sample variations file that you can import from the
# Window > Preferences > Performance > Variations page.  
# The snapshots view uses this mapping to display more meaningful 
# names instead of variation numbers.
#
# Variations are principally used for controlling the grouping
# of runs.  For example, a variation whose inclusion would invalidate 
# the grouping of one run with another can be marked 
# as "significant." This designation assures that only runs having 
# matching variations will be grouped together for comparison purposes.
#
# The default significance is "yes", that is,
# steps that are recorded on the same machine and same driver
# can be combined only if they are equivalent.  Two variation groups 
# are said to be equivalent if they have the same significant variations.
#
# The format of each entry is:
#
#     variationNumber,label,[yes|no]
#
# The variation number is in the range 0-512.
# The label must be quoted if there are embedded blanks.
#########################################################################

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