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Old 10-13-2012
Display command
I was given a question that I can't find the answer within my known commands, it is about a file xxx.txt that contains a character string like "Hello!" and its needed to be printed on multiple lines like:

"Hello!"
"Hello!"
"Hello!"
........
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