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		<title>By: tr</title>
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		<description>Nice tip.  I am still learning the many many :functions within vim.  I want to add that you can also use cat filename  &#124; grep -v &#039;^$&#039; &gt; filename.noBlankLines.  ^$ is regexp for blank line.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice tip.  I am still learning the many many :functions within vim.  I want to add that you can also use cat filename  | grep -v &#8216;^$&#8217; &gt; filename.noBlankLines.  ^$ is regexp for blank line.</p>
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