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Solve the following problem using Python, implementing the functions described below, one line at a time
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Description:
 def run( target, target_type, tags=None, ruleset_name=None, ruleset_file=None, ruleset=None, logging_level=logging.WARNING, checks_paths=None, pull=None, insecure=False, skips=None, timeout=None, ):
 """ Runs the sanity checks for the target. :param timeout: timeout per-check (in seconds) :param skips: name of checks to skip :param target: str (image name, ostree or dockertar) or ImageTarget or path/file-like object for dockerfile :param target_type: string, either image, dockerfile, dockertar :param tags: list of str (if not None, the checks will be filtered by tags.) :param ruleset_name: str (e.g. fedora; if None, default would be used) :param ruleset_file: fileobj instance holding ruleset configuration :param ruleset: dict, content of a ruleset file :param logging_level: logging level (default logging.WARNING) :param checks_paths: list of str, directories where the checks are present :param pull: bool, pull the image from registry :param insecure: bool, pull from an insecure registry (HTTP/invalid TLS) :return: Results instance """

    _set_logging(level=logging_level)
    logger.debug("Checking started.")
    target = Target.get_instance(
        target=target,
        logging_level=logging_level,
        pull=pull,
        target_type=target_type,
        insecure=insecure,
    )
    checks_to_run = _get_checks(
        target_type=target.__class__,
        tags=tags,
        ruleset_name=ruleset_name,
        ruleset_file=ruleset_file,
        ruleset=ruleset,
        checks_paths=checks_paths,
        skips=skips,
    )
    result = go_through_checks(target=target, checks=checks_to_run, timeout=timeout)
    return result