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Solve the following python programming problem given the following code:
def __init__(self, * args, **kwargs) : 
    '
        This class inherits from :class:`RawBucket`.
        In addition to the connection methods, this class\' data access methods
        return :class:`Deferreds` instead of :class:`AsyncResult` objects.

        Operations such as :meth:`get` or :meth:`set` will invoke the
        :attr:`Deferred.callback` with the result object when the result is
        complete, or they will invoke the :attr:`Deferred.errback` with an
        exception (or :class:`Failure`) in case of an error. The rules of the
        :attr:`~couchbase.connection.Connection.quiet` attribute for raising
        exceptions apply to the invocation of the ``errback``. This means that
        in the case where the synchronous client would raise an exception,
        the Deferred API will have its ``errback`` invoked. Otherwise, the
        result\'s :attr:`~couchbase.result.Result.success` field should be
        inspected.

        Likewise multi operations will be invoked with a
        :class:`~couchbase.result.MultiResult` compatible object.

        Some examples:

        Using single items::

          d_set = cb.upsert("foo", "bar")
          d_get = cb.get("foo")

          def on_err_common(*args):
              print("Got an error: {0}".format(args)),
          def on_set_ok(res):
              print("Successfuly set key with CAS {0}".format(res.cas))
          def on_get_ok(res):
              print("Successfuly got key with value {0}".format(res.value))

          d_set.addCallback(on_set_ok).addErrback(on_err_common)
          d_get.addCallback(on_get_ok).addErrback(on_get_common)

          # Note that it is safe to do this as operations performed on the
          # same key are *always* performed in the order they were scheduled.

        Using multiple items::

          d_get = cb.get_multi(("Foo", "bar", "baz))
          def on_mres(mres):
              for k, v in mres.items():
                  print("Got result for key {0}: {1}".format(k, v.value))
         ...

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: super (Bucket, self).__init__ (* kwargs, ** kwargs)
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#Here is Python code to fix the buggy line: super (Bucket, self).

super (Bucket, self).__init__ (* args, ** kwargs)