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okay I think I get you.
It swallows up the bash commands before they get processed.
Hmm.. Sounds like an horrific alias hack could fix that.
BUT... that probably really would complicate matters.
and on top of that I'm fairly sure the alias list exists in a shared memory space with the bash history and possibly a few other bits, meaning if I strew it with 90 aliases things may start to die in strange ways...
There must be a better solution... thinking now...
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