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#print
Again, you can type various commands before
entering the editor.  This directory
contains a file whose name begins with the
letter 'h'.  Make a copy of that file
named "norman".  Check by printing
the files, either in the editor or with
the "cat" command, that they are the same.
Then type "ready".
#create harry
Pushkin
Tolstoy
Dostoevsky
Chekhov
Gorky
Pasternak
Solzhenitsyn
#user
#cmp harry norman
#log
#next
12.1b 10
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fed84c9b TL	1	#print
	2	Again, you can type various commands before
	3	entering the editor. This directory
	4	contains a file whose name begins with the
	5	letter 'h'. Make a copy of that file
	6	named "norman". Check by printing
	7	the files, either in the editor or with
	8	the "cat" command, that they are the same.
	9	Then type "ready".
	10	#create harry
	11	Pushkin
	12	Tolstoy
	13	Dostoevsky
	14	Chekhov
	15	Gorky
	16	Pasternak
	17	Solzhenitsyn
	18	#user
	19	#cmp harry norman
	20	#log
	21	#next
	22	12.1b 10