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This style of handler is necessary for capturing result sets from
queries that use multiple messages to send the results instead of
in a single result stanza. Notably, XEP-0313 (MAM).
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timedelta.seconds does not store the total seconds of a time span.
Internally, seconds is the next smaller unit to days, hence
timedelta.seconds will never exceed (or reach) the number of seconds
in a day (60*60*24=86400)
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timedelta.seconds does not store the total seconds of a time span.
Internally, seconds is the next smaller unit to days, hence
timedelta.seconds will never exceed (or reach) the number of seconds
in a day (60*60*24=86400)
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bound JID.
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Closes issue #194
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properly closing the stream.
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The use of <nick /> elements in MUCs is now discouraged in XEP-0172, however.
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