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list($line_1, $remaining) = explode("\n", $input, 2);

Makes it easy to get the top line and the content left behind if you wanted to repeat the operation. Otherwise use substr as suggested.

list($line_1) = explode("\n", $input, 2);

Makes it easy to get the top line and the content left behind if you wanted to repeat the operation. Otherwise use substr as suggested.

list($line_1, $remaining) = explode("\n", $input, 2);

Makes it easy to get the top line and the content left behind if you wanted to repeat the operation. Otherwise use substr as suggested.

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list($line_1, $remaining) = explode("\n", $input, 2);

Makes it easy to get the top line and the content left behind if you wanted to repeat the operation. Otherwise use substr as suggested.

list($line_1, $remaining) = explode("\n", $input, 2);

Makes it easy to get the top line and the content left behind if you wanted to repeat the operation. Otherwise use substr as suggested.

list($line_1) = explode("\n", $input, 2);

Makes it easy to get the top line and the content left behind if you wanted to repeat the operation. Otherwise use substr as suggested.

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list($line_1, $remaining) = explode("\n", $input, 2);

Makes it easy to get the top line and the content left behind if you wanted to repeat the operation. Otherwise use substr as suggested.