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* term/ns-win.el: Rename ns- functions/variables to the corresponding x- versions. (x-select-text, x-cut-buffer-or-selection-value) (x-disown-selection-internal, x-get-selection-internal) (x-own-selection-internal, x-defined-colors, xw-defined-colors) (x-display-mm-width, x-display-mm-height) (x-display-backing-store, x-display-save-under) (x-display-visual-class, x-display-screens, x-focus-frame): Remove defaliases. * image.c: * nsfns.m: * nsselect.m: * nsterm.h: * nsterm.m: Rename ns prefixed functions/variables to the corresponding x versions. Update references.

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