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Answer by mkneissl for In Scala, how to find an elemein in CSV by a pair of key values? 
Answer by mkneissl for Implementing a Java interface method in Scala 
Answer by mkneissl for Scala: Filtering based on type 
Answer by mkneissl for Scala: Why can I convert Int to Unit? 
Answer by mkneissl for Scala - how to build an immutable map from a collection of Tuple2s? 
Answer by mkneissl for Protected methods with Package scope in Scala 
Answer by mkneissl for Scala: reconciling type classes with dependency injection 
Answer by mkneissl for Why does Iterator have a contains method but Iterable does not, in Scala 2.8? 
Answer by mkneissl for Why import when you need to use the full name? 
Answer by mkneissl for Designing a convenient default valued map in Scala 
    Stack Overflow / mkneissl
    Answer by mkneissl for In Scala, how to find an elemein in CSV by a pair of key values? 
    Answer by mkneissl for Implementing a Java interface method in Scala 
    Answer by mkneissl for Scala: Filtering based on type 
    Answer by mkneissl for Scala: Why can I convert Int to Unit? 
    Answer by mkneissl for Scala - how to build an immutable map from a collection of Tuple2s? 
    Answer by mkneissl for Protected methods with Package scope in Scala 
    Answer by mkneissl for Scala: reconciling type classes with dependency injection 
    Answer by mkneissl for Why does Iterator have a contains method but Iterable does not, in Scala 2.8? 
    Answer by mkneissl for Why import when you need to use the full name? 
    Answer by mkneissl for Designing a convenient default valued map in Scala 
     
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