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  sleep(60); # pause execution of BSL at this point for one second
  sleep(60); # pause execution of BSL at this point for one second
Sometimes you will see in the original scripts a call to sleep with a 'f' character before the sixtieths of a second like this: sleep(f60), but apparently there is no difference by using this extra character.


Note that you cannot have a sleep statement in a function that returns a value, probably to avoid variables being changed at unexpected times.
Note that you cannot have a sleep statement in a function that returns a value, probably to avoid variables being changed at unexpected times.
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