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> Erm ... it was done by Bart (do not have arcticle number handy)
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6000, 6001, 6002, 6003

I was about to change it but then (from 6003) got impression, that bash
does the same. So, I let it to others to decide.

Personally, I agree now, it may be confusing.

-andrej