Flex: Are unused module project files included in the module swf's?

Hi
Currently optimizing a large application at work. There are many files in some of the module projects that are not used by the exported (release build) Module.swf's. Are these unused files included in the swf's?
What about unused imports?
Brian
FYI: same question also posted on Stackoverflow

Someone answered this question for me on Stackoverflow (which has much better layout/features btw Mr/Ms Adobe)
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4663298/protobuf-net-deserialize-open-street-maps

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