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Heading 6 (h6)

This is a paragraph (p) that contains a longer piece of text. Paragraphs are used to group sentences and convey detailed information. They can span multiple lines and adapt to various screen sizes, depending on the width of the container.

This is a blockquote (blockquote). Blockquotes are typically used to indicate a section of text that is being quoted from another source. It often appears indented or styled differently to distinguish it from the rest of the text.

Citation (cite): Use this tag to reference the title of a work, such as a book, research paper, or article.

Inline text examples: emphasized text, strong text, italicized text, and bold text can all appear inline within a paragraph. These tags help to highlight or distinguish certain parts of the content.

Additional inline tags include underlined text, small text, and highlighted or marked text. Each of these tags has a specific use case, such as adding emphasis or style to a section of the text.

        Preformatted text (pre):
        This tag preserves whitespace and line breaks exactly as written.
        It is often used for displaying code or fixed-width text.
    

HTML tags like kbd (for keyboard input) and var (for variables) are often used in technical documentation or tutorials.

Deleted text and inserted text are useful when showing edits or changes in a document. _{Subscript text} and ^{superscript text} are commonly seen in mathematical or chemical formulas.

This is an example of a sentence with an inline quote using the tag: This is a quoted text. The definition tag is used to indicate terms being defined within the content.