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 The ColourLovers Python API
 ===========================
 
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 This Python package ``python-colourlovers`` access to the ColourLovers.com
 API, a web service that allows users to publish colour themes and rate them.
-The API of this webservice allows to search for users (Lovers) and their 
-posted contents (Colours, Patterns, Palettes). 
+The API of this webservice allows to search for users (Lovers) and their
+posted contents (Colours, Patterns, Palettes).
 
 Accessing the API requires an instance of ``ColourLovers``
-which provides the methods to access the different content types: 
-*Colour*, *Palette*, *Pattern*, *Lover*. Sending a request to 
+which provides the methods to access the different content types:
+*Colour*, *Palette*, *Pattern*, *Lover*. Sending a request to
 ColourLovers is as easy as calling the corresponding method such as
-``ColourLovers.palettes()`` to search for palettes. 
-Additionally, the following arguments can be specified ``new``, ``top``, 
-``random`` with additional parameters. Please refer to the ColourLovers 
-API documentation to find out more about the specific parameters and 
+``ColourLovers.palettes()`` to search for palettes.
+Additionally, the following arguments can be specified ``new``, ``top``,
+``random`` with additional parameters. Please refer to the ColourLovers
+API documentation to find out more about the specific parameters and
 their restrictions at http://www.colourlovers.com/api.
 
 You find the ColourLovers website at: http://www.colourlovers.com
 
 The ColourLovers.com API is provided under the Creative Commons
-**Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike** license. Please refer to 
+**Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike** license. Please refer to
 http://www.colourlovers.com/api for more information on the license
 and Terms Of Use.
 
-You find the source code and the latest development version on github: 
+You find the source code and the latest development version on github:
 https://github.com/elbaschid/python-colourlovers. That's also the place
 where you can leave feedback and contribute your own code. Just fork the
-repo, make your changes and send me a pull request :) 
+repo, make your changes and send me a pull request :)
 
 
 Colours
 -------
 
 The ColourLovers.com API provides two different ways to retrieve a
-colour or a list of colours. 
+colour or a list of colours.
 
-1. Searching for a single colour by calling the ``ColourLovers.color()`` 
+1. Searching for a single colour by calling the ``ColourLovers.color()``
    method with the desired colour's hexcode, e.g. ``#37cbff``. This will
    return the corresponding colour as ``ColourLovers.Colour`` instance.
 2. Searching  for multiple colours by calling ``ColourLovers.colours()``
@@ -54,15 +64,15 @@ Example::
     >>> cl.palettes('new', keywords='funky', numResults=3)
     [<Palette id='1940972' title='"Funky President"'>,
      <Palette id='1936394' title='Barbie Doll Blonde'>,
-     <Palette id='1936247' title='Lily's Rainbow'>]    
+     <Palette id='1936247' title='Lily's Rainbow'>]
 
 Palettes
 --------
 
 The ColourLovers.com API provides two different ways to retrieve a
-palette or a list of palettes: 
+palette or a list of palettes:
 
-1. Searching for a single palette by calling the ``ColourLovers.palette()`` 
+1. Searching for a single palette by calling the ``ColourLovers.palette()``
    method with the desired palette ID, e.g. ``1942043``. This will
    return the corresponding colour as ``ColourLovers.Palette`` instance.
 2. Searching  for multiple palettes by calling ``ColourLovers.palettes()``
@@ -85,9 +95,9 @@ Patterns
 --------
 
 The ColourLovers.com API provides two different ways to retrieve a
-pattern or a list of patterns. 
+pattern or a list of patterns.
 
-1. Searching for a single pattern by calling the ``ColourLovers.pattern()`` 
+1. Searching for a single pattern by calling the ``ColourLovers.pattern()``
    method with the desired pattern's ID, e.g. ``2111513``. This will
    return the corresponding pattern as ``ColourLovers.Pattern`` instance.
 2. Searching  for multiple patterns by calling ``ColourLovers.patterns()``
@@ -111,14 +121,14 @@ Lovers
 ------
 
 The ColourLovers.com API provides two different ways to retrieve a
-'lover' or a list of 'lovers'. 
+'lover' or a list of 'lovers'.
 
-1. Searching for a single lover by calling the ``ColourLovers.lover()`` 
+1. Searching for a single lover by calling the ``ColourLovers.lover()``
    method with the desired lover's user name, e.g. ``Alkalaiblue``. This will
    return the corresponding lover as ``ColourLovers.Lover`` instance.
 2. Searching  for multiple lovers by calling ``ColourLovers.lovers()``
-   with one of these arguments: ``new`` and  ``top`` (``random`` is not 
-   available in this case). This will return a list of 
+   with one of these arguments: ``new`` and  ``top`` (``random`` is not
+   available in this case). This will return a list of
    ``ColourLovers.Lover`` objects.
 
 For details on additional parameters please refer to the documentation at
@@ -140,10 +150,10 @@ Example::
 Stats
 -----
 
-To retrieve some basic statistics for certain content types provided on 
+To retrieve some basic statistics for certain content types provided on
 ColourLovers.com you can call ``ColourLovers.stats`` with one of the following
 *stat_types*: ``colours``, ``palettes``, ``patterns``, ``lovers``. Each call
-returns a ``ColourLovers.Stats`` instance holding the total number of the 
+returns a ``ColourLovers.Stats`` instance holding the total number of the
 requested content type on ColourLovers.com.
 
 Example::