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require("file-loader/package.json"); // file-loader is a peer dependency.
require("webpack-module-hot-accept/package.json"); // webpack-module-hot-accept is a peer dependency.
require("style-loader/package.json"); // style-loader is a peer dependency.
require("url-loader/package.json"); // url-loader is a peer dependency.
require("resolve-url-loader/package.json"); // resolve-url-loader is a peer dependency.
require("sass-loader/package.json"); // sass-loader is a peer dependency.
require("babel-loader/package.json"); // babel-loader is a peer dependency.
require("css-loader/package.json"); // css-loader is a peer dependency.
require("postcss-loader/package.json"); // postcss-loader is a peer dependency.
var webpackConfig = require("@sebacruz/webpack-config")
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