Heading level one

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Heading level six

Normal paragraph text.

Paragraph text inside a <small> tag

Paragraph text inside a <big> tag

Paragraph text font size 1

Paragraph text font size 2

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Paragraph text font size 5

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Paragraph text font size 7

The <address tag>

A normal paragraph which contains bold, italic, strong and emphasised text and an anchor. If there's one font, what happens when we use the code tag?~~This is wrong~~. ~~And so is this~~. On the 18^th of September, 1970, ~~Sir James Hendrix~~ _{went under}, so to speak, when he died.

This is a blockquote. Above it is a no shade horizonal rule, where as below it is a normal horizontal rule.

A simply table, made to render small
A header cell	Second header	Third header
Data 1	Data 2	Data 3
Data 4	Data 5	Data 6
And that's the end of this table.

This is a list
which by a happy
coincidence, contains
- another list
- nested inside it.
- as if that wasn't enough,
  - a third list is also
  - nested inside the child of
  - that first list.
- Phew! Back to that
- first list again.
- Time to close it off
Only one more list to close now.

Well, that was fun
But what about numbered lists?
Happy with those?
Yes?

It is extremely unlikely that any browser worth it's salt would bother rendering the marquee tag. It is, after all, a propriatory tag created by Mircosoft for peoplke who want JavaScript type effects, without the hassle.

This is the obscure
pre
tag
in which white      space
is preserved until the
tag
is closed.