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> While waiting for approval of a web content tool, I have become accustomed
> to typing tags into WordPad. I favor this over any other tool that might
> add garbage (such as Word saved as HTML). However, I fear the repetition
> of typing <begin> and </end> tags is permeating my subconsciousness.
>
> As I was parking my car this morning, I couldn't figure out how to send a
> </park> signal to the transmission. I finally realized I could just put it
> in park, turn the key, and get out of the car.
>
> Tara C.
> The Only Tech Writer at PMIC
>
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