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		<title>My Simple Permissions System</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Simple Permissions The permission system is simple in design but allows complicted permissions to be created by layering the mixed key, role and level properties. The concept is that we have permissions that any item wanting to check just asks the permission system if the logged in user can carry out the action.  At its [...]]]></description>
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