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To display the CPU flags and 32-bit registers, you can use the DUMPREGS procedure in assembly language or system-level programming. This procedure typically reads the current state of the CPU registers and flags, allowing for debugging and analysis of the processor's status. Additionally, tools like debuggers (e.g., GDB for Linux) can also be employed to inspect these registers interactively.

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