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                      2: .he 'CAT (I)'1/15/73'CAT (I)'
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                      4: NAME           cat -- concatenate and print
                      5: .sp
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                      7: SYNOPSIS       cat___ file918 ...
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                     10: DESCRIPTION    cat___
                     11: reads each file in sequence
                     12: and writes it on the standard output.
                     13: Thus:
                     14: .sp
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                     16: cat___ file____
                     17: .sp
                     18: is about the easiest way to print a file.
                     19: Also:
                     20: .sp
                     21: .ti +3
                     22: cat___ file1_____ file2_____ >file3______
                     23: .sp
                     24: is about the easiest way to concatenate
                     25: files.
                     26: .sp
                     27: If no input file is given cat___ reads from the standard
                     28: input file.
                     29: .sp
                     30: If the argument "-" is encountered, cat reads from
                     31: the standard input file.
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                     34: FILES          --
                     35: .sp
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                     37: SEE ALSO       pr(I), cp(I)
                     38: .sp
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                     40: DIAGNOSTICS    none;
                     41: if a file cannot be found it is ignored.
                     42: .sp
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                     44: BUGS           cat x y >x  and  cat x y >y  cause strange results.

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