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1.1     ! root        1: #print
        !             2: Perhaps the most powerful editor command is the 'g'
        !             3: (global) command.  This command selects sets of lines
        !             4: on which other commands are executed.  For example,
        !             5:   g/abc/p
        !             6: prints all lines on which "abc" appears.  In this directory
        !             7: is a file "story".  Print all lines on which the word
        !             8: "of" appears.  Then leave the editor and type "ready".
        !             9: #create Ref
        !            10: :   The people of the United States are in a sense becoming a nation
        !            11: of the United States in the future, it will be because that system
        !            12: did too good a job of filling many of the needs of the people.
        !            13: #create story
        !            14:    The people of the United States are in a sense becoming a nation
        !            15: on a tiger.  They must learn to consume more and more or, they are
        !            16: warned, their magnificent economic machine may turn and devour them.
        !            17: They must be induced to step up their individual consumption higher
        !            18: and higher, whether they have any pressing need for the goods or
        !            19: not.  Their ever-expanding economy demands it.
        !            20:    If modifications are forced upon the private-enterprise system
        !            21: of the United States in the future, it will be because that system
        !            22: did too good a job of filling many of the needs of the people.
        !            23: #copyout
        !            24: #user
        !            25: #uncopyout
        !            26: grep of .ocopy >x1
        !            27: #cmp x1 Ref
        !            28: #log
        !            29: #next
        !            30: 70.2b 5

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