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|  | DjangoModelPermissions | 
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|  | PendingDeprecationWarnings added. | 
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|  | Refs #702. | 
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|  | Turns out that Django's default permissions backend always returns
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have valid global permissions. | 
|  | Mostly adding `from __future__ import unicode_literals` everywhere. | 
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|  | Explicitly passed to .has_permissions(request, view, obj=None) / .allow_request(request, view) | 
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