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require("@edgeandnode/gds/package.json"); // @edgeandnode/gds is a peer dependency.
require("@mdx-js/react/package.json"); // @mdx-js/react is a peer dependency.
require("@walletconnect/ethereum-provider/package.json"); // @walletconnect/ethereum-provider is a peer dependency.
require("@emotion/react/package.json"); // @emotion/react is a peer dependency.
require("ethers/package.json"); // ethers is a peer dependency.
require("@walletconnect/modal/package.json"); // @walletconnect/modal is a peer dependency.
require("@coinbase/wallet-sdk/package.json"); // @coinbase/wallet-sdk is a peer dependency.
require("@gnosis.pm/safe-core-sdk/package.json"); // @gnosis.pm/safe-core-sdk is a peer dependency.
require("react-dom/package.json"); // react-dom is a peer dependency.
require("theme-ui/package.json"); // theme-ui is a peer dependency.
require("@gnosis.pm/safe-ethers-adapters/package.json"); // @gnosis.pm/safe-ethers-adapters is a peer dependency.
require("react/package.json"); // react is a peer dependency.
var wallet = require("@edgeandnode/wallet")
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