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Fixes microsoft#877. Limit the size of exact collections to 1000 items (when they are created from the expressions). This is set high in order to not affect potentially large `__all__` definitions. probablepeople has a dictionary with more than 150,000 key/value pairs, which takes a very long time to process; 1000 doesn't take very long.
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Fixes #877.
Limit the size of exact collections to 1000 items (when they are created from the expressions). This is set high in order to not affect potentially large
__all__definitions.probablepeople has a dictionary with more than 150,000 key/value pairs, which takes a very long time to process; 1000 doesn't take very long.