H1. The Advancement Project Takes on Social Justice Reform
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H2. Multiline header, the length of which is sometimes so inappropriate
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To make it easier for the content manager to navigate them, it is better to reduce their number to the necessary minimum.
H3. We make the headlines deliberately long to make sure the correct interlining
The immanent approach implies an attitude to the text as an autonomous reality, aiming at revealing its internal structure
Representative — consideration of the text as a special form of representation of knowledge about the
external reality of the text.
H4. First of all, we are interested in the interlining and indentation, but do not forget about the title itself
Текст состоит из некоторого количества предложений.
Одно предложение, даже очень распространённое, сложное, текстом назвать нельзя, поскольку текст можно расчленить на самостоятельные предложения, а части предложения
сочетаются по законам синтаксиса сложного предложения, но не текста.
H5. Fifth level header
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H6. Low-level header
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Simplicity is a necessary condition of beauty.
A quote is not an extract. The quote is a cicada. Incessancy is peculiar to her. Clutching the air, she does not let go.