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(programming)$1 - The first positional parameter in shell programming and related languages. Occurrences of $1 are replaced by the first actual argument provided by the user when the shell script is run. $2 is replaced by the second argument, and so on up to $9.

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When the current owners of the casino, now known as BinionÕs, decided last year to evoke the propertyÕs history by creating a new $1Êmillion display, they assembled $270,000 in $100 bills, $688,000 in $20 bills and $42,000 in $1 bills.
As Mandiberg burns the title of the piece across the surface of a $1 bill, the discussion of emergency quickly transforms from an issue of individual rights into the economy of exchange.
Since most hotels and resorts here are all-inclusive, make sure you have loose change or $1 bills to give as tip, especially to waiters and maids.
 
 
 
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