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        !             2:            FORTRAN COMPILER VALIDATION SYSTEM
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        !             5:                       VERSION 1.0
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        !             7:            FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY - COPYRIGHT 1978
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        !             9:                    SUBSET LEVEL TEST
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        !            12:       TEST     PASS/FAIL     COMPUTED        CORRECT
        !            13:       ----------------------------------------------
        !            14:  
        !            15:        110       PASS
        !            16:        111       PASS
        !            17:        112       PASS
        !            18:        113       PASS
        !            19:        114       PASS
        !            20:        115       PASS
        !            21:        116       PASS
        !            22:        117       PASS
        !            23:        118       PASS
        !            24:        119       PASS
        !            25:        120       PASS
        !            26:        121       PASS
        !            27:        122       PASS
        !            28:        123       DELETED
        !            29:        124       PASS
        !            30:        125       PASS
        !            31:  
        !            32:       ----------------------------------------------
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        !            35:                      END OF PROGRAM FM012
        !            36:  
        !            37:                     0 ERRORS ENCOUNTERED
        !            38:                    15 TESTS PASSED
        !            39:                     1 TESTS DELETED

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