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discard b541d5bb Fix "mvn clean install" by adding a default value targeting
SourForge for the download property passed via surefire / failsafe argLine. For
-Pci, we have it on nightlies.a.o.
new 9b44e841 OPENNLP-1762 - Fix mvn clean install by setting default
download property to SourceForge for surefire/failsafe
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