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Fix python error ('No module named six.moves')#45
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ez-setup is now deprecated (even gives errors), and get-pip installs setuptools by default anyway
ez-setup.py is deprecated and gives errors; use get-pip.py instead which installs setuptools as well by default
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The ez-setup.py has been deprecated, and even gives errors on latest versions. Moved to the get-pip.py script instead, which (now) installs setuptools by default anyway. Successfully tested on my local CentOS 7 install.