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require("fp-ts/package.json"); // fp-ts is a peer dependency.
require("io-ts/package.json"); // io-ts is a peer dependency.
require("@squiz/mercury-support/package.json"); // @squiz/mercury-support is a peer dependency.
require("rxjs/package.json"); // rxjs is a peer dependency.
require("newtype-ts/package.json"); // newtype-ts is a peer dependency.
require("io-ts-types/package.json"); // io-ts-types is a peer dependency.
require("monocle-ts/package.json"); // monocle-ts is a peer dependency.
require("@squiz/mercury-storage/package.json"); // @squiz/mercury-storage is a peer dependency.
require("@squiz/mercury-console-entity/package.json"); // @squiz/mercury-console-entity is a peer dependency.
require("@squiz/mercury-console-entity-testing/package.json"); // @squiz/mercury-console-entity-testing is a peer dependency.
var mercuryConsole = require("@squiz/mercury-console")
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