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Structure:less [options] [files]
less is similar to more in that it displays the contents of files on your screen. Unlike more, less allows backward and forward movement within the file. It does not read the whole file before displaying its contents, so with large files less displays faster then more. Press h for assistance with other commands or q to quit.
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