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| Assume `console`, `alert`, ... |  | Tolerate bitwise operators |  | Tolerate `.` and `[^`...`]` in /RegExp/
| Assume a browser |  | Tolerate type confusion |  | Tolerate misordered definitions
| Assume Node.js |  | Tolerate `continue` |  | Tolerate unused parameters
| Assume Rhino |  | Tolerate `debugger` statements |  | Tolerate missing `'use strict'` pragma
| Assume a Yahoo Widget |  | Tolerate `==` and `!=` |  | Tolerate inefficient subscripting
| Assume Windows |  | Tolerate ES5 syntax |  | Tolerate many `var` statements per function
|  |  | Tolerate `eval` |  | Tolerate messy white space
| Stop on first error |  | Tolerate unfiltered `for` `in` |  | Tolerate CSS workarounds
|  |  | Tolerate uncapitalized constructors |  | Tolerate `HTML` case
| Safe Subset |  | Tolerate dangling `_` in identifiers |  | Tolerate `HTML` event handlers
| Verify ADsafe |  | Tolerate `++` and `--` |  | Tolerate `HTML` fragments

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