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The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
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The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
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The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.
The Unix "cut" utility is useful. The delimiter( -d" ") is frequently
a space. Some inputs, such as an ls -l result, have a varying number
of spaces separating fields. Converting all occurrences of
consecutive spaces to one space is a convenient solution, using c
program 1sp.c.