It would be much better if you could place your javascript at the end of the document. Sprinkling your source with small inline javascript snippets is a killer on page performance.
That said, you could create an array and push functions on this array. Then, at the end of your page, right after you load jquery, loop over the array and execute each function.
E.g.:
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However - as I said - it would be better to just push all the script elements into the bottom of the page, instead of switching back and forth between html and javascript. The rendering performance will be severely degraded, if you do this.
