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tox explicitely removed support for Python 3.3 as part of their 3.0.0 release so it doesn't seems viable to keep this version in the support matrix as this is breaking the travis build.

Not sure if it this change warrants a changelog entry. If it does, please let me know.

`tox` explicitely removed support for Python 3.3 as part of their [3.0.0 release](https://tox.readthedocs.io/en/latest/changelog.html#id88) so it doesn't seems viable to keep this version in the support matrix.
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I generally use a policy of descriptive version support. Once a python version is EOL, I am willing to drop it, but only if I need features from the next version for the code itself.

It is a bit annoying how difficult it is to maintain old testing to make sure that we don't accidentally drop support for a version without correctly updating the metadata, though.

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