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Bash run all commands in a file

# Basic syntax:
bash your_file
# This is an instance in which something is surprisingly easier that you
# might expect on the command line. Just list the shell commands you 
# want to run in a file and run bash that_file and every command is run 
# sequentially line by line

Source: stackoverflow.com

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