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<br>if the invocation program is performing a series of SIN calls, as indeed, the Rosetta Code example is.
<br>The small REXX program (here on Rosetta Code) only has 18 internal functions, and even that small number
<br>would add a significant amount of code. But that's what Rosetta Code is for. Anyone can add more versions,
<br>and it would nice to see such a version.
<br>This type of REXX code (bumping the precision, re-normalizing) can't be consoliated because of the
<br>manner in which REXX honors '''numeric digits''' between subroutine calls, so it's impossible to use a REXX
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