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Paragraphs: the "P" (upper or lower case) tag begins a paragraph. Technically, a /P tag ends a paragraph but is often left out. The
BR tag
is a smaller text break - like a line feed. Blank lines are just ignored.

You can use B for bold - don't forget to end it with /B.

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PRE tags.  Blank lines


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