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2011-07-26T22:39:44Z

Protected "Template:-" [edit=autoconfirmed:move=autoconfirmed]

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2009-04-08T18:11:30Z

Why is the "{{{1|}}}" here?

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	{{{1\|}}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>		{{{1\|}}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.

	~~This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.~~		[[Category:Layout templates]]</noinclude>

	[[Category:Layout templates]]
	</noinclude>

2009-04-08T17:58:19Z

Undo revision 265637 by Derik (Talk)Undoing.

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	{{{1\|}}}<br clear="all" /~~><p class="tt1_clearall"></p~~><noinclude>		{{{1\|}}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>

	This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.		This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.

2009-04-08T17:55:46Z

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	{{{1\|}}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>		{{{1\|}}}<br clear="all" /><p class="tt1_clearall"></p><noinclude>

	This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.		This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.

2008-04-24T02:44:57Z

Reorganizing templates into subcategories.

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	This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.		This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.

	[[Category:~~Templates~~]]		[[Category:Layout templates]]
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>

2007-01-02T00:42:31Z

Final revision if this works...

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	{{{1\| }}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>		{{{1\|}}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>

	This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.		This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.

2007-01-02T00:41:26Z

Template markup is HARD...

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	{{{~~<a/>~~\|1}}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>		{{{1\| }}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>

	This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.		This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.

2007-01-02T00:38:53Z

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	{{{\|1}}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>		{{{<a/>\|1}}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>

	This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.		This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.

2007-01-02T00:37:31Z

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	{{{1}}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>		{{{\|1}}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>

	This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.		This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.

2007-01-02T00:36:13Z

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	{{2}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>		{{{1}}}<br clear="all" /><noinclude>

	This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.		This template "clears" both margins; it is often used before a header to make sure that the header will be the full width of the page.