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#### First let's set up some constants we'll use in this script
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``` python
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- {! docs/ tutorials/ python/ tutorial_scripts/ download_data_in_bulk.py! lines=5 - 20 }
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+ {! docs/ tutorials/ python/ tutorial_scripts/ download_data_in_bulk.py! lines=5 - 19 }
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```
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#### Next we'll create an instance of the Project we are going to sync
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``` python
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- {! docs/ tutorials/ python/ tutorial_scripts/ download_data_in_bulk.py! lines=23 }
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+ {! docs/ tutorials/ python/ tutorial_scripts/ download_data_in_bulk.py! lines=20 - 22 }
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```
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#### Finally we'll sync the project from synapse to your local machine
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``` python
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- {! docs/ tutorials/ python/ tutorial_scripts/ download_data_in_bulk.py! lines=25 - 30 }
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+ {! docs/ tutorials/ python/ tutorial_scripts/ download_data_in_bulk.py! lines=23 - 28 }
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```
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<details class =" example " >
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Following the same set of steps let's sync a specific folder
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``` python
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- {! docs/ tutorials/ python/ tutorial_scripts/ download_data_in_bulk.py! lines=33 - 37 }
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+ {! docs/ tutorials/ python/ tutorial_scripts/ download_data_in_bulk.py! lines=30 - 36 }
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```
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<details class =" example " >
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retrieved from Synapse. This will allow you to loop over the contents of your container.
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``` python
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- {! docs/ tutorials/ python/ tutorial_scripts/ download_data_in_bulk.py! lines=40 - 47 }
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+ {! docs/ tutorials/ python/ tutorial_scripts/ download_data_in_bulk.py! lines=37 - 47 }
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```
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<details class =" example " >
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