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**Cardcaptor Sakura** is my favorite manga/anime series of all time. I love this series because it features the most common themes and cliches that we normally see in the everyday shoujo (girls) manga stories. It has the very adorable magical girl genre, a girl being the hero of our story, cute creatures as the hero's guardians and advisers, comedy, romance, implication of love between two boys, implication of love between two girls, adventure, and most of all, a pure and sweet innocent love between our girl hero and our boy hero.

But there are a few differences in the original manga and its anime version. When a story becomes popular but the manga series is short, the anime extends the story with many fillers. Here are a few:

**The manga and anime differences in Cardcaptor Sakura**

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Can Markdown do everything and then automatically convert to HTML?

Not really. Sometimes we would need to mix in a few HTML tags along with Markdown whenever we try to style some text in a certain way. Like this, for example:

     The NINPOJineous

          It’s the site that we’re on!

You see that text above? We need to use some HTML to create this style because Markdown can’t style that on its own.

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- [W3Schools](http://www.w3schools.com)
- [Codeacademy](http://www.codeacademy.com)
- [W3C](http://www.w3.org)
- ... and plenty more sites around the interwebs!

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- My favorite fruits:
  - Grapes
    - The Muscat kind
    - The green ones too!
  - Apples
    - Especially Fuji and Gala
  - Bananas
    - Even the plantain bananas too!
- My favorite manga:
  - Card Captor Sakura

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1. W3Schools
2. Codeacademy
3. W3C
4. ... and plenty more sites around the interwebs!

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/* asterisk */
* W3Schools
* Codeacademy
* W3C
* ... and plenty more sites around the interwebs!

/* plus */
+ W3Schools
+ Codeacademy
+ W3C

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W3Schools
Codeacademy
W3C
… and plenty more sites around the interwebs!

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A `div` tag is an HTML general container tag that doesn't really have any specific functions unless they are being defined with other attributes, such as CSS styling. 
You can find more info here at W3Schools and various sources around the internet. Google is everybody's best friend.

Here's an example of a `div` tag code in action:

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# Here’s a little drabble!
## (What the heck is a drabble?)

A **drabble** is a very quick short fiction written in only about 100 words (or less) in length, according to Wikipedia. It’s a very short version of a flash fiction, so to speak.

An example of a drabble is what we call *55 Fiction*.

### Can you give us an example of a drabble?
> The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog?
> … or is the wolf simply hungry?