add explanations for remaining coincidental similarities

strings/0098912B

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+fragment + TYA + STA ($nn),Y
+
+simple register manipulation and store to contents of pointer.
+Not creative, not copyrightable.

strings/02E67B

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-Instruction fragment + store A in ZP. Single instruction. Not copyrightable.
+instruction fragment followed by increment of ZP location.
+
+Single instruction. Not copyrightable.

strings/03AE0D03

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+Fragment + Load X from memory location.
+
+Only one whole instruction. Not copyrightable.
+Not creative.

strings/062044E54C

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+JSR $E544 (clear screen) surrounded by fragments
+
+Single instruction calling well-known and documented routine
+(Compute's Mapping the 64 p215).
+Not creative. Not copyrightable.

strings/09108D00DD

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+set a bit in $DD00, Return from subroutine, read $DD00
+
+$DD00 is a key IO register for the IEC serial port.
+Thus it is no surprise to find routines that manipulate $DD00,
+and indeed for them to appear one after the other.
+Nothing creative. Not copyrightable.

strings/093020D2FF

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+Or A with $30 and print result
+
+Printing digits from hex nybls requires adding the base
+value for the digit 0 to the value.
+As an example, we can see this sequence for the BBC micro here:
+
+http://beebwiki.mdfs.net/Number_output_in_6502_machine_code
+
+Not creative. Not copyrightable.

strings/185860

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+CLC / CLI / RTS
+
+Re-enable interrupts and clear C to indicate success before
+returning from a routine.  Common pattern.
+Not creative. Not copyrightable.

strings/20A0E5A900

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+Setup VIC-II registers and load A with 0
+
+$E5A0 is the location of the VIC-II register setup routine,
+and so a call to that routine is to be expected.
+Not creative. Not copyrightable.

strings/382099FF

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+SEC / JSR $FF99 - Read top of memory using public KERNAL API
+
+Calling a public API function intended for use by user programs
+cannot possibly be copyright. Even if it were, the publication of
+the API would be strong evidence of an implied license to call the
+API.

strings/3ED0034C

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-fragment / BNE <skip following JMP instruction> / JMP somewhere
+instruction fragment followed by conditional jump.
 
-Conditionally jump somewhere.  Would be a single instruction
-on many architectures.  Not copyrightable.
+Would be single instruction on most architectures.
+Very common idiom.  No creativity. Not copyrightable.

strings/4C4F4144

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+The string "LOAD". Not copyrightable

strings/4C91E8C9

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+JSR (output carriage return) + fragment
+
+P217 of Compute's Mapping the 64 documents this 
+location as being the specified routine, so a call to it
+should not be surprising.  Not creative. Not copyrightable.
+

strings/862D842E

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+Store X and Y in ZP location pair
+
+Nothing creative. Nothing copyrightable.

strings/9D7702E8

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+STA somewhere offset by X, increment X -- Loop fragment
+
+Nothing creative nor copyrightable here.

strings/A53738E5

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+subtract something from a ZP location
+
+Common pattern. Not creative. Not copyrightable.

strings/AAA538E5

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+Subtract the contents of one ZP location from the contents of another.
+
+Common pattern. Nothing creative. Not copyrightable.

strings/AD0F0348

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+Push memory location to stack
+
+Would be single instruction on many architectures.
+Stack is designed for storing things.
+Not creative.
+Not copyrightable.

strings/D1AD86

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+Fragments of instructions. Not copyrightable.

strings/E67AD002E67B

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+increment a pointer in ZP
+
+Common pattern, e.g., http://www.obelisk.me.uk/6502/algorithms.html
+Not creative. Not copyrightable.

strings/E7C90DD0

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+fragment + branch based on comparison of A with constant.
+
+Common pattern. Not creative. Not copyrightable.

strings/EF8D00

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+instruction fragments.
+
+Not creative. Not copyrightable.
+Not even a single whole instruction