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Inline HTML elements include markup for explicit semantic purposes:

  

<em></em>               Emphasis; the content has some importance. 
<strong></strong>       Strong emphasis; the content is very important. 
<abbr></abbr>           Abbreviation of a term in the content. 
<cite></cite>           Citationthe title of another work. 
<code></code>           The content is an example of computer code. 
<var></var>             The content is a computer variable. 
<q>...</q>              Inline quotation. 
<sup>...</sup>          Superscript; reduce the size and raise the content. 
<sub>...</sub>          Subscript; reduce the size and lower the content. 
<b></b>                 Bold text; increase the font weight. 
<i></i>                 Italics; change the font style to italic. 
<u></u>                 Underline the content. 
<big></big>             Increases the font size somewhat. 
<small></small>         Decreases the font size somewhat.








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