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Apparently our disallowing unicode formula strings on Py2 was being rather annoying for people using `from __future__ import unicode_literals`. Start allowing them in limited circumstances. Fixes gh-53.
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Allow unicode formulas on Py2 in limited circumstances.
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Apparently our disallowing unicode formula strings on Py2 was being
rather annoying for people using
from __future__ import unicode_literals. Start allowing them in limited circumstances.Fixes gh-53.