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Common Lisp has two different commands for starting a new line during printing. The first, terpri, simply tells Lisp to terminate the current line and start a new one for printing subsequent output. For example, we can print two numbers on different lines like so:
> (progn (princ 22)
(terpri)
(princ 33))
22
33