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Solve the following python programming problem given the following code:
def _ls_logs(fs, log_dir_stream, matcher, **kwargs) : 
    "Return a list matches against log files. Used to implement
    ``_ls_*_logs()`` functions.

    This yields dictionaries with ``path`` set to matching log path, and
    other information (e.g. corresponding job_id) returned by *matcher*

    *fs* is a :py:class:`mrjob.fs.Filesystem`

    *log_dir_stream* is a sequence of lists of log dirs. The idea is that
    there may be copies of the same logs in multiple places (e.g.
    on S3 and by SSHing into nodes) and we want to list them all without
    finding duplicate copies. This function will go through the lists of
    log dirs in turn, stopping if it finds any matches from a list.

    *matcher* is a function that takes (log_path, **kwargs)
    and returns either None (no match) or a dictionary with information
    about the path (e.g. the corresponding job_id). It's okay to return
    an empty dict.
    " 
    def _fs_ls(path) : 
        try : 
            if fs.exists (log_dir) : 
                for path in fs.ls (log_dir) : 
                    (yield path) 
except IOError as e : 
            log.warning (("couldn't ls() %s: %r" % (log_dir, e))) 
for log_dirs in log_dirs : 
        if isinstance (log_dirs, str) : 
            raise TypeError 
matches = [] 
        for log_dir in log_dirs : 
            for path in _fs_ls (log_dir) : 
                m = matcher (path, ** kwargs) 
                if (m is not None) : 
                    m ['path'] = path 
                    matches.append (m) 
if matches : 
            return _sort_by_recency (matches) 
return [] 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: for log_dirs in log_dirs :
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#Here is Python code to fix the buggy line: for log_dirs in log_dirs :
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for log_dirs in log_dir_stream :