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(top-level): Move (provide 'cua-base) to end. No longer provide 'cua. Don't require cua-rect, cua-gmrk when compiling. (cua-set-rectangle-mark): Add doc string to autoload. (cua--rectangle, cua--last-killed-rectangle) (cua--global-mark-active): Always define for compiler. (cua-copy-rectangle, cua-cut-rectangle, cua--rectangle-left) (cua--delete-rectangle, cua--insert-rectangle) (cua--rectangle-corner, cua--rectangle-assert) (cua--insert-at-global-mark, cua--global-mark-post-command): Declare as functions.

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