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<h3>Header 3</h3><br>
<h3>Header 3</h3><br>
<h4>Header 4</h4>
<h4>Header 4</h4>
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To make a text **bold**, use **double asterisk** or __underscores__ before and after a word or phrase.
To **bold** text, add **two asterisks** or __underscores__ before and after a word or phrase.<br>
To make a text **italic**, use *one asterisk* or _underscore_.
To make text **italic** text, add *one asterisks* or _underscores_.
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To make a text <strong>bold</strong>, use <strong>double asterisk</strong> or <strong>underscores</strong> before and after a word or phrase.<br>
To make phrase <strong>bold</strong> text, add <strong>two asterisks</strong> or <strong>underscores</strong> before and after a word or phrase.<br>
To make text <i>italic</i>, use <i>one asterisk</i> or <i>underscore</i>.
To make text <i>italic</i>, add <i>one asterisks</i> or <i>underscores</i>.
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Use numbers for ordered lists:
Use numbers for ordered lists: <br>
1. First item
1. First item<br>
2. Second item
2. Second item<br>
3. Third item
3. Third item<br>
1. Indented item
1. Indented item<br>
1. Indented item
2. Indented item<br>
4. Fourth item
4. Fourth item
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Use numbers for ordered lists:
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<li>First item</li>
<li>First item</li>
<li>Second item</li>
<li>Second item</li>
<li>Third item
<li>Third item
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<li>Indented item</li>
<li>Indented item</li>
<li>Indented item</li>
<li>Indented item</li>
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<li>Fourth item</li>
<li>Fourth item</li>
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For unordered lists
For unordered lists use asterisk, minus or plus
* First item<br>
- First item
* Second item<br>
- Second item
* Third item<br>
* Third item
* Fourth item
* Indented item
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<li>First item</li>
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<li>Second item</li>
For unordered lists use asterisk, minus or plus
<li>Third item</li>
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<li>Fourth item</li>
<li>First item</li>
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<li>Second item</li>
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<li>Indented item</li>
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<li>Indented item</li>
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Include links referring to a web [page](https://www.markdownguide.org/)
<li>Fourth item</li>
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Include links referring to a web <ahref="https://www.markdownguide.org/">page</a>
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Include links referring to a web [page](https://www.markdownguide.org/)
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Include local pictures: 
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Include links referring to a web <ahref="https://www.markdownguide.org/">page</a>
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Include local pictures: <imgsrc="img/r3_logo.png">
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Include local pictures using markdown:
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Include code blocks! <br>
```
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myAwesomeFunction <- function(x) x+1;<br>
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myAwesomeFunction(2);<br>
Or use HTML tag allowing you to alter the image properties (e.g. size):
```
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<img src="img/r3_logo.png" width="40">
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Include code blocks! <br>
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Include local pictures using markdown: <br>
myAwesomeFunction <-function(x)x+1;<br>
<img src="img/r3_logo.png"> <br>
myAwesomeFunction(2);
Or use HTML tag allowing you to alter the image properties (e.g. size):<br>
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<img src="img/r3_logo.png" width="40">
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Include code blocks!
```
def myAwesomeFunction(x):
x+1
myAwesomeFunction(2)
```
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Include code blocks! <br>
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def myAwesomeFunction(x):<br>
x+1<br>
myAwesomeFunction(2)
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Create table:
| Tables | Are | Cool |
|------------|:------:|:-----:|
| value one | blue | $1024 |
| value two | red | $256 |
| value three| green | $128 |
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Create table:
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Tables
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Are
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Cool
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value one
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blue
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$1024
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value two
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red
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$256
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value tree
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green
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$128
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# DocTitle
# DocTitle<br>
### Attendees:
### Attendees:<br>
### Location:
### Location:<br>
## Objective / Agenda
## Objective / Agenda<br>
## Meeting Notes
## Meeting Notes<br>
* first note
* first note <br>
* second note
* second note <br>
* ...
* ...<br>
## Actions
<br>
- [ ] Josh, Alice and Cindy will do this.
## Actions<br>
- [x] Bob stops doing that.
- [ ] Josh, Alice and Cindy will do this.<br>
- [ ] Will and Tom will take care of those
- [x] Bob stops doing that.<br>
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- [ ] Will and Tom will take care of those
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<h1>DocTitle</h1><br>
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<h3> Attendees:</h3><br>
<h1>DocTitle</h1><br>
<h3> Location:</h3><br>
<h3> Attendees:<h3><br>
<h2> Objective / Agenda</h2><br>
<h3> Location:</h3><br>
<h2> Meeting Notes</h2><br>
<h2> Objective / Agenda</h2><br>
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<h2> Meeting Notes</h2><br>
<li> first note</li>
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<li>second note</li>
<li> first note</li>
<li>...</li>
<li>second note</li>
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<li>...</li>
<h2> Actions</h2><br>
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<inputtype="checkbox"> Josh, Alice and Cindy will do this.<br>
<h2> Actions</h2><br>
<inputtype="checkbox"checked="checked"> Bob stops doing that.<br>
<inputtype="checkbox"> Josh, Alice and Cindy will do this.</input><br>
<inputtype="checkbox"> Vanessa and Tom will take care of those<br>
<inputtype="checkbox"checked="checked"> Bob stops doing that.</input><br>
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<inputtype="checkbox"> Vanessa and Tom will take care of those</input><br>
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***Analyses, reports and papers** - embedding [R markdown](https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/) in an R project allows you to include executable code and related text in the very same document. This brings unprecedented level of consistency, shareability and reproducibility into the workflows.
***Analyses, reports and papers** - embedding [R markdown](https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/) in an R project allows you to include executable code and related text in the very same document. This brings unprecedented level of consistency, shareability and reproducibility into the workflows.
