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Merge pull request from alexrudy/pretty-newlines Adds an explicit newline for pretty-printing. Included: - ``p.break_()`` inserts a hard newline in the output, maintaining the correct indentation during pretty printing. - When the pretty printer falls back to the object's ``__repr__`` method, newlines are converted from ``\n`` to ``p.break_()`` to maintain indentation

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      from IPython.utils.version import check_version

      try:

          import argparse

          # don't use system argparse if older than 1.1:

          if not check_version(argparse.__version__, '1.1'):

              raise ImportError

          else:

              from argparse import *

              from argparse import SUPPRESS

      except (ImportError, AttributeError):

          from _argparse import *

          from _argparse import SUPPRESS

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				from IPython.utils.version import check_version
				try:
				import argparse
				# don't use system argparse if older than 1.1:
				if not check_version(argparse.__version__, '1.1'):
				raise ImportError
				else:
				from argparse import *
				from argparse import SUPPRESS
				except (ImportError, AttributeError):
				from _argparse import *
				from _argparse import SUPPRESS