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1d	asked	Unable to install ia32-libs in Debian Wheezy
May 13	asked	Install using synaptic ignoring dependencies
Apr 11	asked	Bash string comparison inside if
Apr 3	awarded	Informed
Mar 28	accepted	Difference betwen grep pattern ^$ and ^
Mar 28	revised	Difference betwen grep pattern ^$ and ^ added one more question
Mar 28	asked	Difference betwen grep pattern ^$ and ^
Mar 26	asked	How to recover grub after Windows installation
Mar 19	accepted	How to burn iso image to DVD using dd command
Mar 19	asked	How to burn iso image to DVD using dd command
Mar 8	awarded	Good Question
Mar 8	awarded	Yearling
Mar 6	comment	How to tell grep to match special character at beginning of each word The last one was I was looking for. I thought I could give `grep '\<<'` test to match `<` at beginning of each word. But it didnt work out. Any idea why it didnt work?
Mar 6	accepted	How to tell grep to match special character at beginning of each word
Mar 6	revised	How to tell grep to match special character at beginning of each word edited title
Mar 5	comment	How to tell grep to match special character at beginning of each word @l0b0 All words that starts with <. For example `<Hello` and `Hello <World`
Mar 5	comment	How to tell grep to match special character at beginning of each word @ArnaudMeuret Question edited.
Mar 5	comment	How to tell grep to match special character at beginning of each word How to match < at beginning of word only?
Mar 5	awarded	Citizen Patrol
Mar 5	asked	How to tell grep to match special character at beginning of each word