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Single list tight:
* hi
* there
* fella
Single list loose in "paragraph mode":
* hey
* there
* partner
Single list loose with multiple paragraphs in an item:
* How you doin'?
* this item contains multiple paragraphs.
More than one that is.
Three to be exact.
* And this one is just a bunch of lines.
Spliced together as a single item.
A single paragraph.
A single list that looks like multiple lists
separated by a blank line:
* list 1
* with three
* elements
* still list 1
* adding four
* more
* elements
* sic, this is still list 1
* now with
* even
* more
* elements
There's no way to actually get multiple consecutive lists in Markdown.
Neither Markdown.pl nor python-markdown allow it either.
In a mailing list thread a few years back, John Gruber
[suggested using double blank lines](https://web.archive.org/web/20181229032814/http://article.gmane.org:80/gmane.text.markdown.general/2554)
to separate consecutive lists but no implementation does it.
For now you need to separate consecutive lists with unindented text:
* list 1
* with three
* elements
Cough.
* list 2
* with
* four
* elements
Cough. Cough.
* list 3
* with
* even
* more
* elements
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