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This looks weird, does not it (taken from online version)?

3.8.4: Subshells and current shells
In case you're confused about what happens in the current shell and what
happens in a subshell, here's a summary.

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7. All forms of substitution except `...`, $LPAR()...$RPAR(),
=LPAR()...$RPAR(), <LPAR()...$RPAR() and >LPAR()...$RPAR().

-andrej

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