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  Distributed revision control gives you:
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  \item offline commits
  \item rich set of fast local operations
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  Derived effects:
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  \item fine-grained commits
  \item searchable history
  \item branching and merging become a natural task\\
    (not something to be feared)
  \item enables better workflows
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