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  from collections import OrderedDict
  
  """
  The user needs to add their own dictionary here. 
  
  The step names for the dictionary should match the stage names in the 
  workflow script. 
  
  For example: if there exists run..stage1.* , run..stage2.* and run..stage3.* 
  folders, the dictionary would be constructed as in the example provided 
  below for sample data. 
  """
  
  # This dictionary is used to test the existing sample data
  sample_dict = OrderedDict([('Stage1', 'stage1'), 
                             ('Stage2','stage2'), 
                             ('Stage3','stage3')])
  
  """
  unordered dictionary for parsing workflow input parameter to one of the above 
  workflow dictionaries
  
  Format is:
     'workflowName': 'name_of_dictionary'
  
  The workflowName will be what is entered on the command line with the -N 
  option,the name_of_dictionary is the name of the OrderedDict you have defined 
  above
  """
  
  # If you add a new dictionary above, be sure to update this dictionary based on
  # the example format provided. 
  workflow_parse_dict = {
      'sample': 'sample_dict',
  }
  