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    <entry key="AliasIsBuiltinClass">Renaming ''{0}'' to ''{1}'' using class aliasing is not supported because ''{0}'' is a built-in class or defined in another language.  Using a built-in class as an alias is not supported.</entry>
    <entry key="NewNameIsBuiltinClass">Unable to define an alias for ''{0}'' because ''{0}'' is a built-in class.  Using a built-in class as the target of an alias definition is not supported.</entry>
    <entry key="InvalidAliasConfigurationChaining">Invalid alias definition found for class ''{0}''.  When renaming a class multiple times, use a single call to addAlias with all old names specified.</entry>
    <entry key="ChainingReverse"> Illegal alias configuration.  Class''{0}'' is an alias for class ''{1}'', but ''{1}'' is itself is an alias for another class.  This is not allowed.</entry>
    <entry key="SameOldAndNewNames">Class alias name ''{0}'' and current name ''{0}'' are the same.</entry>
    <entry key="DuplicateAlias">Class ''{0}'' cannot be used as an alias for more than one class.</entry>
    <entry key="AliasShadowsBuiltin">Unable to use ''{0}'' as a class name because the name is already in use as an alias for the built-in class ''{1}''.</entry>
    <entry key="MissingNewClass">Unable to define an alias for class ''{0}'' because there is no class definition with the name ''{0}'' in folder ''{1}''.</entry>
    <entry key="DuplicateNewName">Class ''{0}'' is used as the new name in two or more alias definitions. The later alias definitions will be ignored.</entry>
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