The output created by the command `echo "foo bar" | tee bar | cat` is:
E. `foo`
Here's how the command works:
1. `echo "foo bar"` prints "foo bar" to the standard output.
2. `tee bar` copies the input it receives to both the standard output (which is piped to the next command) and to a file named "bar."
3. `cat` reads from the standard input and prints what it receives.
So, "foo bar" is the content that is printed to the standard output and displayed in your terminal.
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