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/*jslint indent: 2, browser: true, bitwise: true, plusplus: true */
var twemoji = (function (
  /*! Copyright Twitter Inc. and other contributors. Licensed under MIT *//*
    https://github.com/twitter/twemoji/blob/gh-pages/LICENSE
  */

  /*
   * Note: this file was modified in two places to add support for a doNotParse() callback.
   * The modifications are surrounded by `// WP start` and `// WP end` comments.
   */

  // WARNING:   this file is generated automatically via
  //            `node scripts/build.js`
  //            please update its `createTwemoji` function
  //            at the bottom of the same file instead.

) {
  'use strict';

  /*jshint maxparams:4 */

  var
    // the exported module object
    twemoji = {


    /////////////////////////
    //      properties     //
    /////////////////////////

      // default assets url, by default will be Twitter Inc. CDN
      base: 'https://twemoji.maxcdn.com/v/14.0.2/',

      // default assets file extensions, by default '.png'
      ext: '.png',

      // default assets/folder size, by default "72x72"
      // available via Twitter CDN: 72
      size: '72x72',

      // default class name, by default 'emoji'
      className: 'emoji',

      // basic utilities / helpers to convert code points
      // to JavaScript surrogates and vice versa
      convert: {

        /**
         * Given an HEX codepoint, returns UTF16 surrogate pairs.
         *
         * @param   string  generic codepoint, i.e. '1F4A9'
         * @return  string  codepoint transformed into utf16 surrogates pair,
         *          i.e. \uD83D\uDCA9
         *
         * @example
         *  twemoji.convert.fromCodePoint('1f1e8');
         *  // "\ud83c\udde8"
         *
         *  '1f1e8-1f1f3'.split('-').map(twemoji.convert.fromCodePoint).join('')
         *  // "\ud83c\udde8\ud83c\uddf3"
         */
        fromCodePoint: fromCodePoint,

        /**
         * Given UTF16 surrogate pairs, returns the equivalent HEX codepoint.
         *
         * @param   string  generic utf16 surrogates pair, i.e. \uD83D\uDCA9
         * @param   string  optional separator for double code points, default='-'
         * @return  string  utf16 transformed into codepoint, i.e. '1F4A9'
         *
         * @example
         *  twemoji.convert.toCodePoint('\ud83c\udde8\ud83c\uddf3');
         *  // "1f1e8-1f1f3"
         *
         *  twemoji.convert.toCodePoint('\ud83c\udde8\ud83c\uddf3', '~');
         *  // "1f1e8~1f1f3"
         */
        toCodePoint: toCodePoint
      },


    /////////////////////////
    //       methods       //
    /////////////////////////

      /**
       * User first: used to remove missing images
       * preserving the original text intent when
       * a fallback for network problems is desired.
       * Automatically added to Image nodes via DOM
       * It could be recycled for string operations via:
       *  $('img.emoji').on('error', twemoji.onerror)
       */
      onerror: function onerror() {
        if (this.parentNode) {
          this.parentNode.replaceChild(createText(this.alt, false), this);
        }
      },

      /**
       * Main method/logic to generate either <img> tags or HTMLImage nodes.
       *  "emojify" a generic text or DOM Element.
       *
       * @overloads
       *
       * String replacement for `innerHTML` or server side operations
       *  twemoji.parse(string);
       *  twemoji.parse(string, Function);
       *  twemoji.parse(string, Object);
       *
       * HTMLElement tree parsing for safer operations over existing DOM
       *  twemoji.parse(HTMLElement);
       *  twemoji.parse(HTMLElement, Function);
       *  twemoji.parse(HTMLElement, Object);
       *
       * @param   string|HTMLElement  the source to parse and enrich with emoji.
       *
       *          string              replace emoji matches with <img> tags.
       *                              Mainly used to inject emoji via `innerHTML`
       *                              It does **not** parse the string or validate it,
       *                              it simply replaces found emoji with a tag.
       *                              NOTE: be sure this won't affect security.
       *
       *          HTMLElement         walk through the DOM tree and find emoji
       *                              that are inside **text node only** (nodeType === 3)
       *                              Mainly used to put emoji in already generated DOM
       *                              without compromising surrounding nodes and
       *                              **avoiding** the usage of `innerHTML`.
       *                              NOTE: Using DOM elements instead of strings should
       *                              improve security without compromising too much
       *                              performance compared with a less safe `innerHTML`.
       *
       * @param   Function|Object  [optional]
       *                              either the callback that will be invoked or an object
       *                              with all properties to use per each found emoji.
       *
       *          Function            if specified, this will be invoked per each emoji
       *                              that has been found through the RegExp except
       *                              those follwed by the invariant \uFE0E ("as text").
       *                              Once invoked, parameters will be:
       *
       *                                iconId:string     the lower case HEX code point
       *                                                  i.e. "1f4a9"
       *
       *                                options:Object    all info for this parsing operation
       *
       *                                variant:char      the optional \uFE0F ("as image")
       *                                                  variant, in case this info
       *                                                  is anyhow meaningful.
       *                                                  By default this is ignored.
       *
       *                              If such callback will return a falsy value instead
       *                              of a valid `src` to use for the image, nothing will
       *                              actually change for that specific emoji.
       *
       *
       *          Object              if specified, an object containing the following properties
       *
       *            callback   Function  the callback to invoke per each found emoji.
       *            base       string    the base url, by default twemoji.base
       *            ext        string    the image extension, by default twemoji.ext
       *            size       string    the assets size, by default twemoji.size
       *
       * @example
       *
       *  twemoji.parse("I \u2764\uFE0F emoji!");
       *  // I <img class="emoji" draggable="false" alt="❤️" src="/assets/2764.gif"/> emoji!
       *
       *
       *  twemoji.parse("I \u2764\uFE0F emoji!", function(iconId, options) {
       *    return '/assets/' + iconId + '.gif';
       *  });
       *  // I <img class="emoji" draggable="false" alt="❤️" src="/assets/2764.gif"/> emoji!
       *
       *
       * twemoji.parse("I \u2764\uFE0F emoji!", {
       *   size: 72,
       *   callback: function(iconId, options) {
       *     return '/assets/' + options.size + '/' + iconId + options.ext;
       *   }
       * });
       *  // I <img class="emoji" draggable="false" alt="❤️" src="/assets/72x72/2764.png"/> emoji!
       *
       */
      parse: parse,

      /**
       * Given a string, invokes the callback argument
       *  per each emoji found in such string.
       * This is the most raw version used by
       *  the .parse(string) method itself.
       *
       * @param   string    generic string to parse
       * @param   Function  a generic callback that will be
       *                    invoked to replace the content.
       *                    This callback will receive standard
       *                    String.prototype.replace(str, callback)
       *                    arguments such:
       *  callback(
       *    rawText,  // the emoji match
       *  );
       *
       *                    and others commonly received via replace.
       */
      replace: replace,

      /**
       * Simplify string tests against emoji.
       *
       * @param   string  some text that might contain emoji
       * @return  boolean true if any emoji was found, false otherwise.
       *
       * @example
       *
       *  if (twemoji.test(someContent)) {
       *    console.log("emoji All The Things!");
       *  }
       */
      test: test
    },

    // used to escape HTML special chars in attributes
    escaper = {
      '&': '&amp;',
      '<': '&lt;',
      '>': '&gt;',
      "'": '&#39;',
      '"': '&quot;'
    },

    // RegExp based on emoji's official Unicode standards
    // http://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/EmojiSources.txt
    re = 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    // avoid runtime RegExp creation for not so smart,
    // not JIT based, and old browsers / engines
    UFE0Fg = /\uFE0F/g,

    // avoid using a string literal like '\u200D' here because minifiers expand it inline
    U200D = String.fromCharCode(0x200D),

    // used to find HTML special chars in attributes
    rescaper = /[&<>'"]/g,

    // nodes with type 1 which should **not** be parsed
    shouldntBeParsed = /^(?:iframe|noframes|noscript|script|select|style|textarea)$/,

    // just a private shortcut
    fromCharCode = String.fromCharCode;

  return twemoji;


  /////////////////////////
  //  private functions  //
  //     declaration     //
  /////////////////////////

  /**
   * Shortcut to create text nodes
   * @param   string  text used to create DOM text node
   * @return  Node  a DOM node with that text
   */
  function createText(text, clean) {
    return document.createTextNode(clean ? text.replace(UFE0Fg, '') : text);
  }

  /**
   * Utility function to escape html attribute text
   * @param   string  text use in HTML attribute
   * @return  string  text encoded to use in HTML attribute
   */
  function escapeHTML(s) {
    return s.replace(rescaper, replacer);
  }

  /**
   * Default callback used to generate emoji src
   *  based on Twitter CDN
   * @param   string    the emoji codepoint string
   * @param   string    the default size to use, i.e. "36x36"
   * @return  string    the image source to use
   */
  function defaultImageSrcGenerator(icon, options) {
    return ''.concat(options.base, options.size, '/', icon, options.ext);
  }

  /**
   * Given a generic DOM nodeType 1, walk through all children
   * and store every nodeType 3 (#text) found in the tree.
   * @param   Element a DOM Element with probably some text in it
   * @param   Array the list of previously discovered text nodes
   * @return  Array same list with new discovered nodes, if any
   */
  function grabAllTextNodes(node, allText) {
    var
      childNodes = node.childNodes,
      length = childNodes.length,
      subnode,
      nodeType;
    while (length--) {
      subnode = childNodes[length];
      nodeType = subnode.nodeType;
      // parse emoji only in text nodes
      if (nodeType === 3) {
        // collect them to process emoji later
        allText.push(subnode);
      }
      // ignore all nodes that are not type 1, that are svg, or that
      // should not be parsed as script, style, and others
      else if (nodeType === 1 && !('ownerSVGElement' in subnode) &&
          !shouldntBeParsed.test(subnode.nodeName.toLowerCase())) {

        // WP start
        // Use doNotParse() callback if set.
        if ( twemoji.doNotParse && twemoji.doNotParse( subnode ) ) {
            continue;
        }
        // WP end

        grabAllTextNodes(subnode, allText);
      }
    }
    return allText;
  }

  /**
   * Used to both remove the possible variant
   *  and to convert utf16 into code points.
   *  If there is a zero-width-joiner (U+200D), leave the variants in.
   * @param   string    the raw text of the emoji match
   * @return  string    the code point
   */
  function grabTheRightIcon(rawText) {
    // if variant is present as \uFE0F
    return toCodePoint(rawText.indexOf(U200D) < 0 ?
      rawText.replace(UFE0Fg, '') :
      rawText
    );
  }

  /**
   * DOM version of the same logic / parser:
   *  emojify all found sub-text nodes placing images node instead.
   * @param   Element   generic DOM node with some text in some child node
   * @param   Object    options  containing info about how to parse
    *
    *            .callback   Function  the callback to invoke per each found emoji.
    *            .base       string    the base url, by default twemoji.base
    *            .ext        string    the image extension, by default twemoji.ext
    *            .size       string    the assets size, by default twemoji.size
    *
   * @return  Element same generic node with emoji in place, if any.
   */
  function parseNode(node, options) {
    var
      allText = grabAllTextNodes(node, []),
      length = allText.length,
      attrib,
      attrname,
      modified,
      fragment,
      subnode,
      text,
      match,
      i,
      index,
      img,
      rawText,
      iconId,
      src;
    while (length--) {
      modified = false;
      fragment = document.createDocumentFragment();
      subnode = allText[length];
      text = subnode.nodeValue;
      i = 0;
      while ((match = re.exec(text))) {
        index = match.index;
        if (index !== i) {
          fragment.appendChild(
            createText(text.slice(i, index), true)
          );
        }
        rawText = match[0];
        iconId = grabTheRightIcon(rawText);
        i = index + rawText.length;
        src = options.callback(iconId, options);
        if (iconId && src) {
          img = new Image();
          img.onerror = options.onerror;
          img.setAttribute('draggable', 'false');
          attrib = options.attributes(rawText, iconId);
          for (attrname in attrib) {
            if (
              attrib.hasOwnProperty(attrname) &&
              // don't allow any handlers to be set + don't allow overrides
              attrname.indexOf('on') !== 0 &&
              !img.hasAttribute(attrname)
            ) {
              img.setAttribute(attrname, attrib[attrname]);
            }
          }
          img.className = options.className;
          img.alt = rawText;
          img.src = src;
          modified = true;
          fragment.appendChild(img);
        }
        if (!img) fragment.appendChild(createText(rawText, false));
        img = null;
      }
      // is there actually anything to replace in here ?
      if (modified) {
        // any text left to be added ?
        if (i < text.length) {
          fragment.appendChild(
            createText(text.slice(i), true)
          );
        }
        // replace the text node only, leave intact
        // anything else surrounding such text
        subnode.parentNode.replaceChild(fragment, subnode);
      }
    }
    return node;
  }

  /**
   * String/HTML version of the same logic / parser:
   *  emojify a generic text placing images tags instead of surrogates pair.
   * @param   string    generic string with possibly some emoji in it
   * @param   Object    options  containing info about how to parse
   *
   *            .callback   Function  the callback to invoke per each found emoji.
   *            .base       string    the base url, by default twemoji.base
   *            .ext        string    the image extension, by default twemoji.ext
   *            .size       string    the assets size, by default twemoji.size
   *
   * @return  the string with <img tags> replacing all found and parsed emoji
   */
  function parseString(str, options) {
    return replace(str, function (rawText) {
      var
        ret = rawText,
        iconId = grabTheRightIcon(rawText),
        src = options.callback(iconId, options),
        attrib,
        attrname;
      if (iconId && src) {
        // recycle the match string replacing the emoji
        // with its image counter part
        ret = '<img '.concat(
          'class="', options.className, '" ',
          'draggable="false" ',
          // needs to preserve user original intent
          // when variants should be copied and pasted too
          'alt="',
          rawText,
          '"',
          ' src="',
          src,
          '"'
        );
        attrib = options.attributes(rawText, iconId);
        for (attrname in attrib) {
          if (
            attrib.hasOwnProperty(attrname) &&
            // don't allow any handlers to be set + don't allow overrides
            attrname.indexOf('on') !== 0 &&
            ret.indexOf(' ' + attrname + '=') === -1
          ) {
            ret = ret.concat(' ', attrname, '="', escapeHTML(attrib[attrname]), '"');
          }
        }
        ret = ret.concat('/>');
      }
      return ret;
    });
  }

  /**
   * Function used to actually replace HTML special chars
   * @param   string  HTML special char
   * @return  string  encoded HTML special char
   */
  function replacer(m) {
    return escaper[m];
  }

  /**
   * Default options.attribute callback
   * @return  null
   */
  function returnNull() {
    return null;
  }

  /**
   * Given a generic value, creates its squared counterpart if it's a number.
   *  As example, number 36 will return '36x36'.
   * @param   any     a generic value.
   * @return  any     a string representing asset size, i.e. "36x36"
   *                  only in case the value was a number.
   *                  Returns initial value otherwise.
   */
  function toSizeSquaredAsset(value) {
    return typeof value === 'number' ?
      value + 'x' + value :
      value;
  }


  /////////////////////////
  //  exported functions //
  //     declaration     //
  /////////////////////////

  function fromCodePoint(codepoint) {
    var code = typeof codepoint === 'string' ?
          parseInt(codepoint, 16) : codepoint;
    if (code < 0x10000) {
      return fromCharCode(code);
    }
    code -= 0x10000;
    return fromCharCode(
      0xD800 + (code >> 10),
      0xDC00 + (code & 0x3FF)
    );
  }

  function parse(what, how) {
    if (!how || typeof how === 'function') {
      how = {callback: how};
    }

    // WP start
    // Allow passing of the doNotParse() callback in the settings.
    // The callback is used in `grabAllTextNodes()` (DOM mode only) as a filter
    // that allows bypassing of some of the text nodes. It gets the current subnode as argument.
    twemoji.doNotParse = how.doNotParse;
    // WP end

    // if first argument is string, inject html <img> tags
    // otherwise use the DOM tree and parse text nodes only
    return (typeof what === 'string' ? parseString : parseNode)(what, {
      callback:   how.callback || defaultImageSrcGenerator,
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Luxury On A Budget: How To Spot A High-quality Reproduction Hermes Bag

The bag blends type and functionality, making it irresistible. Also, as they’re produced in limited portions, their scarcity increases their value and desirability. Buying a restricted version or special order LV bag could include documentation like a certificate of authenticity or a particular care guide. Such documentation provides useful information about the bag’s authenticity and history. Determining whether or not an older or classic LV bag is genuine can be difficult because of the modifications in supplies and manufacturing process. The model makes use of actual brass with a gold coating on the hardware.

Real Hermès luggage also have craft codes, a combination of sometimes eight letters and numbers, embossed on the bag’s leather inside. The first a half of the code is all the time a letter and represents the date code or 12 months of manufacturing while the rest signifies the artisan who made the bag. A dupe bag is a bag that closely resembles a luxurious designer bag however with a price tag that is usually much more affordable. Dupe bags are often made by lesser-known manufacturers and designed to mimic the look, fashion, and typically even the materials of in style designer bags. Given the a long time of vintage Gucci luggage out there and the release in current years of numerous immediately iconic kinds, authenticating a possible purchase can be difficult. Counterfeiters have turn into more and more expert at replicating these luxurious baggage from emblem to lining.

As a results of China’s manufacturing capabilities, cost-effective labor, and global demand for luxurious goods, it has turn into a hub for replica items. Various luxury manufacturers have foundries in China, which suggests duplicate items of luxury brands may additionally be found there, such as luxurious model firms Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Chanel, and Rolex. Due to many factors like efficient manufacturing prices, manufacturing capabilities, and world demand for luxurious items, China is understood for its rich provide chain of replicas. Most faux Prada luggage miss the curve on the letter “R” within the Prada logo. This is certainly one of easiest ways to identify a fake Prada as you can merely evaluate the logo in your bag to to that of an original, or simply pull up the brand on the internet to see if it matches.

They do actually detailed work and take tons of photos of each bag, including the keys, lock, leather-based, brand, stamp codes, stitching, and edges. Coated canvas and real leather-based with microfiber or textile lining; metallic hardware with a consistent finish. At LuxeCarryMe, we don’t simply make bags that “look like the brand.” Do you need your merchandise to feel COPYMAXY, odor, and look genuine? We have every thing from iconic Gucci Marmont replicas to elegant Guccissima bag copies. We have imitation Gucci purses, Gucci faux wallets, and Gucci bag imitations which might be classy without being obnoxiously high-maintenance. The particulars are incredible, especially the hardware and leather-based, which feel like authentic.

The Walmart bag can be reportedly made from leather and comes with the signature lock function emblematic of the Birkin. Replica merchandise are unlawful in plenty of nations because customs officials can seize them if discovered during inspection. However, the risk ratio is determined by the shipping method and vacation spot country. Therefore clearance process of replicas calls for particular care. You can examine complaints and appreciation there, which can help you determine whether to buy.

There’s no need to chase scattered inventory across completely different web sites. Replica handbags replica hermes, belts, wallets, and sneakers all from the same trusted provider here at our store. The inside lining HOTDUPS, the grain of the material, the stitching under the zipper—we inspect them all. This isn’t a case of “close sufficient.” We choose items that comply with the original approximate dimensions, use the proper, authentic hardware, and maintain shape the way the authentic model does. These handbag replicas aren’t watered down or reinterpreted. They work with a wide range of leading manufacturers, each new and established fake bags, to bring you one of the best replicas of fashion, magnificence, and residential merchandise.

When we say China is the main supply of buying pretend designer bags, we imply it. Because China can also be known for supplying authentic bags to well-known brands, which suggests acquiring authentic uncooked materials is easy for local manufacturers. Handbagxxx is a store that has just lately opened on Dhgate which sells prime quality designer impressed handbags corresponding to Chanel, Gucci, Prada, Hermes and more.

With 10 Years of Experience in Sourcing merchandise from china,We will share information of the method to wholesale merchandise from china and how several sorts of products are made in China. We offer a unique answer to source premium supplier, fulfill your orders easier, increase your income hotdups.ru, and simplify your business.. If you intend to promote replicas on-line, we are in a position to advise you on how to keep on the right facet of the regulation and avoid moving into trouble. Do not hesitate to contact Leeline Sourcing when you have any questions relating to this matter. The first copy is a similar copy of an genuine product with out changing its design and specifications.

The Louis Vuitton Alma is beloved for its elegant, rounded shape and timeless attraction. When trying to find an Alma dupe replica bags, I discovered bags with high-quality supplies and impeccable stitching that mirror the original’s polished AMZCLOTHES.RU, refined vibe. With 1818+ critiques, that is one other bestselling LV twist bag dupe I found on DHgate, created from actual leather, and similar supplies used to make the original.

Even the business has a joke replica bags, if the bag after use of 2-3 years, the oil edge didn’t fall off, then it should be a product from Guangzhou. Every morning, Guangzhou Sanyuanli Leather City started its busy day. On buses, upscale workplace buildings, and different locations all over the world. This dimension 35 keepall is the ultimate stylish journey companion.

Luxury On A Budget: How To Spot A High-quality Reproduction Hermes Bag The bag blends type and functionality, making it irresistible. Also, as they’re produced in limited portions, their scarcity increases their value and desirability. Buying a restricted version or special order LV bag could include documentation like a certificate of authenticity or a particular…

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