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If you are attempting to pipe the output of find to another command
such as xargs, and your files have quotes, spaces, or other “nonstandard”
characters in them, you can null terminate (rather than newline terminate) your
find output with -print0. You can then use the -0 option
to xargs to read the NUL delimeted output.

For example, I had a bunch of 1252 byte files in a directory with spaces in their
filenames. So…

# find . -size 1252c -print0 | xargs -0 rm

Too easy!

Cheers,
Kevin