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Yes of course the use of a boolean variable is obvious but I'm mixing pytho=
n code with html using Mako templates. In Mako for code readability reasons=
 I try to stick to simple "for" and "if" constructions, and I try to avoid =
variables declarations inside the html, that's all.  Thanks anyway.