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    # Type the following command to get a list of all related commands with their hi story numbers: history grep -i " " # Once you've found the command you want, you can execute it specifically by its number.

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    # Type the following command to get a list of all related commands with their hi story numbers: history grep -i " " # Once you've found the command you want, you can execute it specifically by its number.

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    # Type the following command to get a list of all related commands with their hi story numbers: history grep -i " " # Once you've found the command you want, you can execute it specifically by its number.

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    # Type the following command to get a list of all related commands with their hi story numbers: history grep -i " " # Once you've found the command you want, you can execute it specifically by its number.

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    # Type the following command to get a list of all related commands with their hi

    story numbers:
    history | grep -i "<search string>"
    # Once you've found the command you want, you can execute it specifically by its
    number using the following built-in history expansion command:
    !<history number>

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