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Paul Eggert 818f06eaa7 Prefer straight quoting in some text files
Mostly this just changes ` to ' in static text.  Some exceptions:
* INSTALL.REPO: Use curved quotes, as the diagnostic in question
typically does that now.
* admin/quick-install-emacs (TRY, top level):
Use straight quoting in diagnostics.
* src/README: Fix working-directory confusion.
2015-09-11 11:05:12 -07:00

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