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(eval-when-compile): Remove unnecessary load of 'cl. Add fset of allout-real-isearch-abort during compile to alleviate unnecessary byte-compilation warnings. (allout-mode-p): Move definition of this macro above all uses, or byte compilation in barren emacs (eg, during emacs build) will lack the definition. (allout-mode): Move this variable above any uses, or byte compilation will fail. (allout-resolve-xref): Remove use of personal file-reference function. (allout-toggle-current-subtree-encryption): Do the current (ie, visible containing) topic, rather than nearest around point. Doc fix. (allout-toggle-subtree-encryption): New function, workhorse that works on nearest topic containing point. (allout-encrypt-string): Signal requirement for newer version of pgg. (allout-resumptions): Doc fix.

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