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<Sect1><Title>1 headline 1</Title>
<Sect2><Title>1.1 headline 2</Title>
<Sect3><Title>1.1.1 headline 3</Title>
<Sect4><Title>1.1.1.1 headline 4</Title>

</Sect4></Sect3></Sect2><Sect2><Title>1.2 miscellaneous inline</Title>

<Para>end of line, <Quote>quoted stuff</Quote>
end of line, <Replaceable>emphasised stuff</Replaceable>
end of line, <Emphasis Role="strong">strongly emphasised stuff</Emphasis>
end of line, <Literal>literal-formatted stuff</Literal>.

</Para><Para><Quote>quoted stuff</Quote>, at the beginning of line<Footnote><Para>this is a footnote</Para></Footnote>
/emphasised / not, <Replaceable>another try</Replaceable>; <Replaceable>nested <Emphasis Role="strong">emphasis</Emphasis> for kiddies</Replaceable>--
<Literal>literal-formatted stuff <LiteralLayout>
</LiteralLayout>
spanning multiple lines</Literal>, <Replaceable>emphasis</Replaceable>
improperly <Replaceable>nested <Emphasis Role="strong">emphasis markers</Emphasis>
spanning multiple lines</Replaceable> for fun

</Para><Para>very <Quote>long quoted string
with <Emphasis Role="strong">/inner/ emphasis</Emphasis> and other
way <Replaceable>*around* for them</Replaceable> if you please and
goodies</Quote> to try (<Emphasis Role="strong">thank you</Emphasis>)

</Para><Para>Emphasis <Quote><Emphasis>within</Emphasis></Quote> quotes
Quotes <Emphasis><Quote>within</Quote></Emphasis> emphasis
Strongem <Quote><Emphasis Role="strong">within</Emphasis></Quote> quotes
Quotes <Emphasis Role="strong"><Quote>within</Quote></Emphasis> strongem
Literal <Quote><Literal>within</Literal></Quote> quotes
Quotes <Literal><Quote>within</Quote></Literal> literal
Literal <Emphasis>''within''</Emphasis> emphasis
Emphasis <Literal>_within_</Literal> literal
Literal <Emphasis Role="strong">''within''</Emphasis> strongem
Strongem <Literal>*within*</Literal> literal
Quoted "quotes" for you
Quoted _emphasis_ for you
Quoted *strongem* for you
Quoted ''litfmt'' for you

</Para><Para>unmatched end-of-emphasis/ marker
"Different * emphasis / characters "" out '' of ''' context '''' j

</Para><Para>proper /path/to/file and its literal cousin,
<Literal>/path/to/file</Literal>

</Para><Para>Some */random mixed** <Quote><Replaceable>emphasis</Replaceable></Quote> mark*ers <Footnote><Para>and a footnote
that <Replaceable>has
multiple lines</Replaceable></Para></Footnote>

</Para><Para>*strongemph*broken by* char
/emphasis/broken by/ char
<Literal>literal'not broken by</Literal> char
''literal''broken by'' char

</Para><Para><Literal>literal'with quotes</Literal> not broken anymore

</Para><Para><Literal>literal'spanning multiple
lines</Literal> not broken by char

</Para><Para>*strongemph * broken by* space-sep char
/emphasis / broken by/ space-sep char
One char <Replaceable>c</Replaceable> emph
One char <Emphasis Role="strong">c</Emphasis> strongemph

</Para><Para>(underscores)

</Para><Para><Emphasis>emphasis</Emphasis> type 1
an underscore _ by <Emphasis>itself</Emphasis>; between_words
double _nested <Emphasis>emphasis</Emphasis> for_ convenience
This _should_not_ work

</Para><Para>(line breaking)

</Para><Para>// begin
in the // middle
end-line <LiteralLayout>
</LiteralLayout>
end-paragraph <LiteralLayout>
</LiteralLayout>

</Para></Sect2><Sect2><Title>1.3 footnotes</Title>

<Para>footnotes<Footnote><Para>footnote 1 for your pleasure</Para></Footnote> should be
properly // numbered.<Footnote><Para>footnote 2</Para></Footnote>  Does it not seem to be<Footnote><Para>a word
with very many meanings</Para></Footnote> so?

</Para><Para>This<Footnote><Para>footnote 4</Para></Footnote> is bad practice
</Para><Sect3><Title>1.3.1 <Footnote><Para>footnote</Para></Footnote> in heading</Title>

<Para>text

</Para></Sect3></Sect2><Sect2><Title>1.4 section breaking</Title>

<Para>Paragraph followed by adjacent
</Para><Sect3><Title>1.4.1 headline</Title>
<Para>Paragraph in between
</Para></Sect3><Sect3><Title>1.4.2 another headline</Title>

<Para>Some text

</Para></Sect3><Sect3><Title>1.4.3 headline followed by</Title>
<Para>normal text

</Para></Sect3><Sect3><Title>1.4.4 two adjacent</Title>
</Sect3><Sect3><Title>1.4.5 headlines</Title>

<Para>Paragraph followed by 
</Para><Para>&mdash; &mdash; &mdash;
</Para><Para>section marker

</Para><Para>&mdash; &mdash; &mdash;
</Para><Para>both section markers here are adjacent
</Para><Para>&mdash; &mdash; &mdash;

</Para><Para>Some text

</Para><Para>&mdash; &mdash; &mdash; &mdash; &mdash;
</Para><Para>Once more

</Para><Para>&mdash; &mdash; &mdash; &mdash; &mdash;
</Para><Para>&mdash; &mdash; &mdash; &mdash; &mdash;

</Para></Sect3></Sect2><Sect2><Title>1.5 preformatted</Title>

<Para>{{{Block}}}

</Para><Para>Another block:
</Para><Screen>
content
 content
  content
</Screen>

<Para>And then:

</Para><Screen>
  content
 content

content [empty line above]
</Screen>
<Para>followed by an explanation.


</Para><ItemizedList><ListItem><Para>this one is within a list, I reckon:
</Para><Screen>

 /emphasis/
  *strong emphasis*
   line breaking //
    "quoted text" AFAIK

 multi-"line
   span stuff"
</Screen>

<ItemizedList><ListItem><Para>embedded list and literal block:

</Para><Screen>
foo /bar/
</Screen>

</ListItem></ItemizedList></ListItem></ItemizedList></Sect2><Sect2><Title>1.6 special characters</Title>

<Para>Hello World!&trade; is a common program &rarr; stupid.  stupid &larr; me, also.

</Para><Para>This is a range in January&ndash;February of 2004.  There are some special
considerations&mdash;such as the em dash here.  How many test do you need
for changing a light bulb?&mdash;I guess 6&ndash;8.

</Para><BlockQuote><Para>&mdash;blockquote ends this thing&mdash;
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