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# PRESENTATION TITLE
This is a **test** of the `slides` in *markdown*. Here we have **bold** text, \
*italic* text, <u>sublining</u> or ~~cutting~~ text, plus a combination of \
***bold and italic*** and the simulation of a [link](url).
## HERE WE HAVE A SUBTITLE
We also interpret `inline code` and blocks of code:
```
for n in $teste; do
echo $n
done
```
Code blocks can be used to demonstrate markings:
```
LINK: [label](url)
```
### NOW IT'S A SUB-TITLE!
Cool, isn't it? How about seeing an unordered list?
- The source text will render correctly on any platform \
that interprets GitHub markdown-compatible markup. Items in lists can be \
given **styles**!
- Like **negrite**, *italic*, and <u>sublime</u>.
- Besides the `codes` and the [simulated links](url)!
What about an ordered list?
1. item one
1. item two
1. item three
## LOOK AT THE QUOTE RIGHT THERE!
> **Important:** There are limitations, after all, this parser is intended to \
display highlights and colors on the terminal. The main advantage, however, \
is that the source text will render correctly on any platform that interprets \
GitHub-compliant markdown.
***That's all, folks!***
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