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require("@morningtrain/react-filters/package.json"); // @morningtrain/react-filters is a peer dependency.
require("mobx-react/package.json"); // mobx-react is a peer dependency.
require("@morningtrain/react-helpers/package.json"); // @morningtrain/react-helpers is a peer dependency.
require("prop-types/package.json"); // prop-types is a peer dependency.
require("lodash/package.json"); // lodash is a peer dependency.
require("shortid/package.json"); // shortid is a peer dependency.
require("mobx/package.json"); // mobx is a peer dependency.
require("@morningtrain/helpers/package.json"); // @morningtrain/helpers is a peer dependency.
require("@morningtrain/resources/package.json"); // @morningtrain/resources is a peer dependency.
require("mobx-utils/package.json"); // mobx-utils is a peer dependency.
require("react/package.json"); // react is a peer dependency.
require("@morningtrain/react-modals/package.json"); // @morningtrain/react-modals is a peer dependency.
var reactResources = require("@morningtrain/react-resources")
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