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It appears that the text dictionary file has Windows format newlines (CR/LF pair) while the system you run on is only expecting a single newline (LF) character. When you read in a word, the CR (\r) character is the last one in the word. When you output it with cout, this CR moves the output caret to the beginning of the line, and the subsequent output overwrites the word.

You can check for this using your debugger, checking the length of one of the words, and/or adding a \n character to the cout right after motMystere.

The fix would be to check the last character of the word after reading it in, and removing it if it is a CR character. (You could change the getline to stop when it sees the \r, but then you'd have to skip the next character which would be a newline.)

Add a printf to show what gets exchanged in both shuffle and unshuffle like this

1. Change the line docURLs.push(file.getUrl()); to docURLs.push([file.getUrl()]);
2. Change var data = sheet.getRange(2,1,numRows,lastColumn); to var data = sheet.getRange(2,1,docURLs.length,docURLs[0].length);
3. Delete the for-loop
4. Use the setValues() batch method for faster execution: data.setValues(docURLs);

In your original code, data is a range, which you cannot iterate through like you do an array. If you do not want to do the batch operation and instead prefer to print each URL one-by-one, I recommend that you use the appendRow() function. So instead of steps 3 and 4 above, you would replace data[i][0].setValue(docURLs[i]) with sheet.appendRow(docURLs[i])

Put on click handlers on the gallery images, add a data-images attribute to your images, and then when an image is clicked, you can get the id of the gallery to remove the hidden class from.

Your mistake is laying in swatchColorLink.getAttribute(). Because your swatchColorLink's value is a NodeList which is returned from querySelectorAll() method. When you are doing document.querySelectorAll(SWATCH_COLOR_LINK)[0] you are getting the first element from this NodeList so in this case your swatchColorLink is the single node.

The problem is that you have constant variables in your model. These variables don't add information and thus should excluded from the modelling process.
Why? You want to model Sales given all your other variables. As some of the variables are constant they don't provide any information how Sales changes, as these variables don't change.

If you modify your model in the following way, your code should work:

You should simplify your code and your scraping strategy, although I can see that not all journal pages have the same structure. On most pages you can get the ISSN easily through a form value. On others (free access, I think) you need to apply some kind of heuristics to get the ISSN. Also I don't know why you are using httplib2 and requests as both provide more or less the same functionality. Anyway here's some code that does what you want ... kind of (I have also removed the CSV code because as it is there's not need for that):

You have to throw or catch your exception.

The signature of your method is: