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Batch remove double quotes from argument

# Removing quotes from batch script arguments
# e.g. c:/path/to/my-script.bat "my-first-argument"
set foo=%1 # Stores "my-first-argument" with the quotes
set foo=%~1 # Stores "my-first-argument" without the quotes

Source: stackoverflow.com

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