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All files within this directory were derived from the Common Locale
Data Repository (see http://unicode.org/cldr)  The CLDR project is
responsible for the accuracy and maintenance of this data.  A copy
of this data is checked into the Dojo util project as a zip file.
The XML data is transformed to the JSON-style Javascript you see
under the nls/ directory.  These Javascript files include data
necessary to do things like format and parse dates, numbers, and
currencies in different locales to consider cultural differences.
They are used by other modules in core Dojo such as dojo.date,
dojo.number and dojo.currency.  It usually is not necessary to use
dojo.cldr directly.

An arbitrary subset of locales have been checked in to dojo/cldr
under svn.  To support other locales, the full set may be generated
by using xslt scripts in the util/buildscripts/cldr/ ant script.
Hundreds of locales are supported by the CLDR project.

See terms of use: http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html#Exhibit1
Commit	Line	Data
2f01fe57 AD	1	All files within this directory were derived from the Common Locale
	2	Data Repository (see http://unicode.org/cldr) The CLDR project is
	3	responsible for the accuracy and maintenance of this data. A copy
	4	of this data is checked into the Dojo util project as a zip file.
	5	The XML data is transformed to the JSON-style Javascript you see
	6	under the nls/ directory. These Javascript files include data
	7	necessary to do things like format and parse dates, numbers, and
	8	currencies in different locales to consider cultural differences.
	9	They are used by other modules in core Dojo such as dojo.date,
	10	dojo.number and dojo.currency. It usually is not necessary to use
	11	dojo.cldr directly.
	12
	13	An arbitrary subset of locales have been checked in to dojo/cldr
	14	under svn. To support other locales, the full set may be generated
	15	by using xslt scripts in the util/buildscripts/cldr/ ant script.
	16	Hundreds of locales are supported by the CLDR project.
	17
	18	See terms of use: http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html#Exhibit1