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Part 1 of 8. The V8 Jun 27 2018 Windows 10 64-bit version takes 10-8, part 2. It may not detect all of them. I have attached them below. V8 x32.zip V8 x64.zip HTH Q: Move to top level folder with jq? I have a folder named with number, say, 2779, which contains, say, a file test1. I would like to move the file test1 to the parent folder, which is named with a number, 2780. What is the jq command to move all files from the folder 2779 to the folder 2780? A: Use the following command to move the contents of all the sub-directories of a given directory to a new directory: find /path/to/directory -type d | while read d do mv $d /new/directory done Permian Movement The Permian Movement, also known as the "Permian Revival", is a movement of Christian fundamentalism within Protestant Christianity, and a highly controversial form of Christianity that has been described as "extreme, theologically extreme, and socially extreme". The movement arose in the US in the late 1980s and early 1990s. History The term Permian Movement was coined by Billy Sunday in late 1989, and refers to his and like-minded evangelical leaders' revival campaign which saw roughly 100,000 "revival tents" erected to convert backslidden Christians and draw people to churches. The campaign was designed to use the same methods as the tent revival movement of the previous century, but adapted to a rapidly modernizing society, using neon signs to reach the high-tech class. According to Neil Postman, the Permian movement was a new form of “new religious movement” that happened to use the same old methods. Postman explains: Unlike the New Christian Mission movement of the previous century, the Permian Movement gained widespread notoriety in the US and the Christian right. As the movement gained momentum, some Christian fundamentalists became increasingly radicalized, and later formed the Christian Reconstructionist movement, which is now a significant element of the dominionist movement. David Barton, a Christian Reconstructionist leader, has credited the Permian Movement for some of the inspiration he drew from


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