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  @data              Represents group name
  @DataSize          Represents value of data size
  .DATA              Marks start of near-data segment
  .DATA?             Marks start of near-data segment
  $ (dollarsign)     Current location indicator
  DAA                Decimal adjust after addition
  DAS                Decimal adjust after subtraction
  DB                 Allocates memory for each initializer
  DD                 Allocates memory for each initializer
  DEC                Decrement
  DIV                Unsigned divide
  DOSSEG             Orders segments according to DOS convention
  DQ                 Allocates memory for each initializer
  DT                 Allocates memory for each initializer
  DUP                Specifies number of declarations of argument
  DW                 Allocates memory for each initializer
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