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Author gvanrossum
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Tim explained why the 'globals' case is faster than the
'builtins' case. I used 'x' as the global to look up rather
than 'hex', and it so happens that the last three bits of
hash('x') and hash('MANY') are the same -- MANY is an
identifier I insert in the globals.  I'll attach the test
suite I used (with 'hex' instead of 'x'). Now I get these times:

   builtin 1.39
    global 1.28
     local 1.29
 fastlocal 0.91
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