faulty behavior of gpg --export string1

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When I do "gpg --list-keys string", it lists every key containing "string"
in the name or email address.

But when I do a "gpg --export string", it only exports the first key
that matches "string".  The easiest way I've found to test this is=20
"gpg --export string | gpg", which will list the names of all the keys
that you exported.

So to achieve the same functionality I'm looking for from "gpg --export
string", I have to do something like:

gpg --export `gpg --list-keys string | grep ^pub | cut -d'/' -f2 | cut -d' =
' -f1`

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