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4CKEditor Accessibility Checker Plugin
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37- QUAIL, Copyright (c) 2013 Kevin Miller (libs/quail)<br>
38  https://github.com/quailjs/quail<br>
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42Parts of code taken from the following libraries are included in CKEditor Accessibility Checker:
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44- CKEditor, Copyright (c) 2003 CKSource - Frederico Knabben (quickfix/TableHeaders.js)<br>
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58Appendix A: The GPL License
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61GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
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