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     Syntax: command[arguments] [; command2 [arguments]]...
 
     Arguments:
 
     <command>     A one-, two-, or three-character command name. The
                   <command> is not case sensitive; any combination of
                   uppercase and lowercase letters can be used.
 
     <arguments>   Expressions that represent values or addresses
                   used by the command. Source-level expressions used
                   as <arguments> may or may not be case sensitive.
                   The first argument can be placed immediately after
                   <command> with no space separating the two fields.
 
                   If a command takes more than one argument, you must
                   separate the arguments with spaces.
 
     <command2>    One or more additional commands on the same line. A
                   semicolon (;) must separate each command from the
                   next.
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