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A quick test to see if the Swiss specialities are integrated: «ss» and ‹ss›
And now it starts, after the subheading:
Subheading 1
The test article begins with regular text, followed by bold text and italicised text, again peppered with special characters: «inverted commas», dashes and small ... as well as many °!"§$%&/()=?`*'_:;^#+–.,<>|\}][{²³ – these are intended to check compatibility with the UTF–8 data set used.
What follows is a series of uninformative but perhaps entertaining social media posts:
TikTok for the kids:
Instagram for young readers:
Facebook for the slightly older ones:
Twitter for the media people:
YouTube for everyone:
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Already over. What happens next?
Subheading 2
The following features follow:
and directly afterwards
That was nice and instructive!
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Last but not least: the subheading 3
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