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<sup> tag is called superscript, it requires a closing tag, and you text will look like this: text
<sub> tag is called subscript, it requires a closing tag, your text looks like this: text
<ul> will provide the paragraph of you text with a left tab, it requires a closing tag, and your text will look like this:
    text, text, text, text, text, text, text, text, text, text, text, text,
    text, text, text, text, text, text, text, text, text, text, text, text,

<li> tag will get you the
  • symbol in front of your paragraph. It does not require a closing tag.

    <strike> tag will give you a line through text/numbers. It requires a closing tag. It can be useful in the web-commerce sites for highlighting the price, which just went down.

    If you want your links not to be underlined use the <a href=".." style="text-decoration: none"> tag (don't forget to close the tag with </a>). This way your link will look like: Link Here

    For all of the links to be not underlined in a document use the following:
      <head>
      <style><!-- a{text-decoration: none} --></style>
      </head>

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