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.github/workflows/test-coverage.yaml

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README.Rmd

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 ## valr Example
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 Functions in valr have similar names to their BEDtools counterparts, and so will be familiar to users coming from the BEDtools suite. Unlike other tools that wrap BEDtools and write temporary files to disk, valr tools run natively in memory. Similar to [pybedtools](https://daler.github.io/pybedtools/#why-pybedtools), valr has a terse syntax:
 
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