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Most of the time, this isn't a huge deal, as the easiest way around this is to define a data block nearby containing the value you wish to load. Since each command on the ARM takes 4 bytes of storage, this is guaranteed to take equal or fewer bytes than loading the number into a register piece-by-piece.
<lang ARM Assembly>mov r0,#0x04000000
add r0,r0,#0x130
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