Add Moving To A Specific Line as a vim til.

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+# Moving To A Specific Line
+
+Often times when I open a new buffer, it is with the intention of moving to
+a particular line. For example, if I am trying to move to line 55 in the
+file, then I will hit `55j`\*. This works fine when I am dealing with a
+freshly opened buffer. That is, this works fine if I am starting from the
+top of the buffer.
+
+In general, there is a better approach. I can move to an exact line number
+from normal mode with `:{N}` where `{N}` is the line number. So, if I want
+to get to line 55 regardless of where I am currently positioned in the
+buffer, I can simply hit `:55<cr>`.
+
+\* *This actually is slightly inaccurate, it moves me to line 56, not 55.
+If I need to be precise, this doesn't cut it.*