Transform a tex source so that all macros are replaced by their definition

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Is it possible to see the output of the tex ‘pre-processor’, i.?e. the intermediate step before the actual output is done but with all user-defined macros replaced and only a subset of tex primitives left?

Or is there no such intermediate step?

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