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  Syntax:  ORG expression
 
  Begins assembly at a specific offset address; particularly useful for
  COM-format programs, which must begin assembly at 100H. The assembler
  implements this directive by adjusting the location counter.
 
  expression   An expression that evaluates to a constant number.
 
   See Also:  ALIGN, EVEN
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