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As I understood this is some remote running layer, while WINE is an emulator.
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  WINE is an emulator.
  
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    Wine Is Nothing but an Emulator
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    Wine Is Naturally an Emulator
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      Wine Is naturally Not an Emulator
      
      WINE
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        Lol, that’s a good one.
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  Oh dear cheddar, what does WINE stand for?
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      (best quality I could find)
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    Wine Is Not (an) Emulator
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      Hahaha
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    Wine’s Independent New Energy
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  WIAE?

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