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“SELECT @Foo AS Foo, @Bar AS Bar, @Zap AS Zap -- These are your "output parameters”
“Do you think Min Foo is going to discard Hakim as she has her other husbands?”
“Below, I've included one of my favorites on The Etymology of "Foo" - RFC 3092.”
“I have postulated that this one instance raises the question that the current belief that these so called "Foo Fighters" are not in fact electrostatic phenomenon as is currently accepted by the scientific community at large, but are in fact some sort of craft.”
“In an August 2009 informal conference in Sebastopol, California, called Foo Camp, Pam Samuelson moderated a session on the controversy.”
“The {.} {.} which immediately follows the surname Foo {.}, must be taken as the name of his office, corresponding, as the {.} shows, to that of _le maitre d'hotellerie_ in a Roman Catholic abbey.”
“Fufu, also known as Foo-foo, Foufou, Foutou, or Fu Fu, is a dish similar to mashed potatoes.”
“Steve, also known as Foo, has hair that is very manga (Abby's words, not mine) and perform experiments on vampire things, finding ways to turn them back though the fact that they can turn into mists irritates him more.”
“The translations are called Foo (de), Foo (fr), etc.”
“For example, if I wanted to write a class called Foo that I wanted to use in another program, I would place Foo into a package by using the”
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