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#X text 189 90 more simple-minded \, we would just set \$1.st.req to
"1" instead of incrementing it each time. (however \, this way we also
now how many instances of the class we have). and of course we could
use just one [value] - i use 2 for better readability.;
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#X text 386 365 wow! the number of instances;
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