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In Unix and Unix-like operating systems, type is a command that describes how its arguments would be interpreted if used as command names.
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Russia, Canada diplomats spar over 'edited' letter
Russia has accused Canada of " kindergarten-level" diplomacy in a Twitter tiff over a Social Media post by Canada's United Nations mission.
The diplomatic spat is over a Letter seeking support for a draft Russian resolution about aid in Ukraine.
Canada posted The Letter to Twitter with " suggested edits" which led to retweets from other UN missions.
A Russian diplomat has called it " Russophobic libel".
An image of The Letter - annotated in red Type - was posted on Canada's official UN mission Twitter account on Thursday. The Letter , signed by Russian diplomat Vassily Nebenzia, had been sent to all UN members the previous day.
In it, Mr Nebenzia says he is " Reaching Out with regards to an urgent matter related to the dire humanitarian situation in and around Ukraine".
Canada's annotation adds to that line: " which we have caused as a result of our illegal war of aggression".
The Letter goes on to say that " Western colleagues" are " politicising the humanitarian issue". Canada adds " Do you think the UN membership actually believes this? Please explain. "
'Farcical'Dmitry Polyanskiy, first deputy permanent representative of Russia to the United Nations , responded to the tweet, saying it " shows that your diplomatic skills and Good Manners are at lowest ebb" and reminding Canada that it twice failed to secure enough support to win a non-permanent seat on the powerful UN Security Council.
The Letter was meant to boost support for a draft resolution on providing humanitarian relief in Ukraine, which was scheduled for a vote on Friday at the UN Security Council. The Resolution has been criticised by Western nations for its failure to mention of Russia's responsibility for The War .
That scheduled vote was cancelled by Russia on Thursday. The United States ' envoy to the UN, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, said Russia's resolution was " farcical" and " doomed to fail" according to the AFP news Agency .
Source of news: bbc.com
