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  Syntax:  name STRUC
                fielddeclarations
           name ENDS
 
  Declares a structure as a new data type. Conditional assembly blocks
  and comments are legal, but not nesting of other structures.
 
  name                A unique symbolic name; represents the structure
                      type. Structure variables can then be defined.
 
  fielddeclarations   Any valid data definitions (using DB, DW, etc.).
                      Initializers specify default values.
 
  Once a structure type is declared, you can use it to define variables,
  in which each field not initialized assumes the default value:
 
  [name]    structuretype   <[initializer [,initializer]...>
 
   See Also:  RECORD, ENDS
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