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0  JavaScriptCore                 0x318728ae WTFCrash + 53
1  JavaScriptCore                 0x31872859 WTFPrintBacktrace + 128
2  JavaScriptCore                 0x31668dbb WTF::fastMalloc(unsigned long) + 1690
3  WebCore                        0x38b85d5d WTF::Vector::reserveCapacity(unsigned long) + 44
4  WebCore                        0x38b16623 WebCore::HTMLToken::appendToCharacter(unsigned short) + 114
5  WebCore                        0x38b0eb63 WebCore::HTMLTokenizer::nextToken(WebCore::SegmentedString&, WebCore::HTMLToken&) + 32630
6  WebCore                        0x38b06085 WebCore::HTMLDocumentParser::pumpTokenizer(WebCore::HTMLDocumentParser::SynchronousMode) + 164
7  WebCore                        0x38b75d0d WebCore::HTMLDocumentParser::append(WTF::PassRefPtr) + 292
8  WebCore                        0x38b75225 WebCore::DecodedDataDocumentParser::appendBytes(WebCore::DocumentWriter*, char const*, unsigned long) + 72
9  WebCore                        0x38b31bd1 WebCore::DocumentLoader::commitData(char const*, unsigned long) + 36
10 WebKit                         0x395242b7 -[WebHTMLRepresentation receivedData:withDataSource:] + 182
11 WebKit                         0x39524151 -[WebDataSource(WebInternal) _receivedData:] + 136
12 WebKit                         0x395240ad WebFrameLoaderClient::committedLoad(WebCore::DocumentLoader*, char const*, int) + 100
13 WebCore                        0x38b6cc45 WebCore::DocumentLoader::commitLoad(char const*, int) + 100
14 WebCore                        0x38b6cb9d WebCore::DocumentLoader::dataReceived(WebCore::CachedResource*, char const*, int) + 496
15 WebCore                        0x38b6b3b3 WebCore::DocumentLoader::continueAfterContentPolicy(WebCore::PolicyAction) + 762
16 WebCore                        0x38b6a9e3 WebCore::DocumentLoader::responseReceived(WebCore::CachedResource*, WebCore::ResourceResponse const&) + 654
17 WebCore                        0x38ddd78f WebCore::DocumentLoader::handleSubstituteDataLoadNow(WebCore::Timer*) + 318
18 WebCore                        0x38a933f7 WebCore::ThreadTimers::sharedTimerFiredInternal() + 134
19 WebCore                        0x38a93349 WebCore::timerFired(__CFRunLoopTimer*, void*) + 24
20 CoreFoundation                 0x306e31b7 __CFRUNLOOP_IS_CALLING_OUT_TO_A_TIMER_CALLBACK_FUNCTION__ + 14
21 CoreFoundation                 0x306e2dcf __CFRunLoopDoTimer + 782
22 CoreFoundation                 0x306e116b __CFRunLoopRun + 1210
23 CoreFoundation                 0x3064bf0f CFRunLoopRunSpecific + 522
24 CoreFoundation                 0x3064bcf3 CFRunLoopRunInMode + 106
25 WebCore                        0x38b2011b RunWebThread(void*) + 418
26 libsystem_pthread.dylib        0x3b828919 _pthread_body + 140
27 libsystem_pthread.dylib        0x3b82888b _pthread_start + 102

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