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Description	Illustration of RecipeBook, a simple XML markup language.
Date	13 June 2007
Source	SVG rendering of the basic RecipeBook example from < http://www.happy-monkey.net/recipebook/doc/author-tutorial.html>, with added XML declaration and DTD information.
Author	Original example by David Horton, SVG rendering by User:Andrew_pmk.
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