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`,e.jsx(n.p,{children:"This component is required and should be inserted at the top of your view."}),`
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`,e.jsx(s,{of:x}),`
`,e.jsx(n.h3,{id:"del",children:"del"}),`
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`,e.jsx(n.h3,{id:"details",children:"details"}),`
`,e.jsxs(n.blockquote,{children:[`
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`,e.jsx(s,{of:i}),`
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`,e.jsx(s,{of:u}),`
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`,e.jsx(n.h3,{id:"dl",children:"dl"}),`
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`,e.jsx(s,{of:f}),`
`,e.jsx(n.h4,{id:"accessibility-2",children:"Accessibility"}),`
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`,e.jsx(n.h3,{id:"em",children:"em"}),`
`,e.jsxs(n.blockquote,{children:[`
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`,e.jsx(s,{of:b}),`
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`,e.jsx(s,{of:g}),`
`,e.jsx(n.h3,{id:"figure--figcaption",children:"figure & figcaption"}),`
`,e.jsxs(n.blockquote,{children:[`
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`,e.jsx(s,{of:y}),`
`,e.jsx(n.h4,{id:"usage",children:"Usage"}),`
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`,e.jsx(n.h3,{id:"hr",children:"hr"}),`
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`,e.jsx(s,{of:T}),`
`,e.jsx(n.h3,{id:"ins",children:"ins"}),`
`,e.jsxs(n.blockquote,{children:[`
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`,e.jsx(s,{of:M}),`
`,e.jsx(n.h4,{id:"accessibility-3",children:"Accessibility"}),`
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`,e.jsx(n.h3,{id:"kbd",children:"kbd"}),`
`,e.jsxs(n.blockquote,{children:[`
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`,e.jsx(n.h4,{id:"usage-1",children:"Usage"}),`
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`,e.jsxs(n.blockquote,{children:[`
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`,e.jsx(s,{of:k}),`
`,e.jsxs(n.p,{children:["Many screen readers do not let users know of the presence of ",e.jsx(n.code,{children:"mark"}),". To fix this, you should consider using ",e.jsx(n.code,{children:"data-a11y-start"})," and ",e.jsx(n.code,{children:"data-a11y-end"}),", prepend and append assistive text to the contents of the tag. In the above example, there are additional spaces before and after the text, this is intentional. Not adding these spaces will cause the content within the tag to run into the text within the tag."]}),`
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