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Using embedded execution in a for loop Inserting a carriage return into a command
You can insert a literal character into a UNIX command by using a sequence of two characters. The first character will always be
control V. Control V asks the shell to insert the next character you type literally into your command and not to interpret it as
something special. To insert a literal carriage return into a command, type control V, then type a carriage return. This looks
curious on your screen as you type.
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