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This document provides code examples and explanations of common HTML tags. It discusses the function and attributes of title, font, img, br, a href, !-->, frameset, center, hr, and iframe tags. For each tag it gives the purpose in website examples, relevant attributes, and a short code sample to demonstrate usage. Overall the document serves as a reference for basic HTML tags and their applications.
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