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== | ==== Templates in diesem Wiki ==== | ||
Übersicht zu allen Templates: [[AllTemplates]] | Übersicht zu allen Templates: [[AllTemplates]] | ||
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====Testpage: Early German Translations==== | |||
[[Early German Translations of Mark Twain's Work|Early German translations of Mark Twain's works]] (in progress) | [[Early German Translations of Mark Twain's Work|Early German translations of Mark Twain's works]] (in progress) | ||
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This text is justified, meaning it aligns evenly along both the left and right margins. This style is commonly used in books and newspapers to create a clean, formal look. To make justification look better, a narrower width is often used so that the line spacing and word spacing are more visually balanced. | |||
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