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-# when the array elements have spaces, it is still possible to get them back right.
-
-
-a=("ted row" "boon" "moopy dongle")
-echo ${#a[@]}
-# 3
-borg=( "${a[@]}" )
-echo ${#borg[@]}
-# 3
-
-# normally the setting of borg would not preserve the elements with spaces in them as separate.
-# but by using the @ to get all the array members and the spaces around the reference, you get
-# the list back properly.
-