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It'll allow Python to use the .NET framework assemblies and any other .NET based assemblies.

There's actually a great interview video somewhere on channel9.msdn.com that I watched with the guy who wrote it. He was a "hard-core" Python developer and wanted to see exactly how flexible the CLR really is. At first he blasted .NET and Microsoft (rather famously) and then after a bit more time working on it completely changed his mind. Microsoft caught wind of it, and hired him on to work on Python and help them make the CLR even more flexible in the future.
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Oh oh. Microsoft and open source  bjbrock | 01/04/06
MCSDs are now on the clock...  Mike Cox | 01/04/06
4.0  kchahal | 01/05/06
python rocks  jjanks | 01/04/06
Excellent  opensourcepro | 01/04/06
Python on Microsoft  Edward Meyers | 01/04/06
.NET Framework  Yensi717 | 01/04/06
At the expense...  Anti_Zealot | 01/04/06
Python Performance  wolf_z | 01/04/06
Microsoft found a way to tie Open Source to Windows LOL!  BitTwiddler | 01/04/06
Key distinction  Yagotta B. Kidding | 01/04/06
Indeed  Edward Meyers | 01/04/06
Microsoft embraces open-source scripting language  Loverock Davidson | 01/04/06
MS plays Follow the Leader again  mlindl | 01/04/06
Possibly  Yensi717 | 01/04/06
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are you in the dark  jimk_z | 01/04/06
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interesting question actually(NT)  Monkey_MCSE | 01/04/06
Oh well, to each their own  Boot_Agnostic | 01/04/06
This is good!  George Mitchell | 01/04/06
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I ain't even going beyond the title  nomorems | 01/04/06
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