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This example shows a small HTML table with three columns and six rows, where one cell in the third row spans four rows vertically using the `rowspan` attribute. The table includes a header row and several data cells containing the text “Data”, with a single cell marked “Data!!!”. The rendering relies solely on standard HTML table elements and inline `border`, `cellspacing`, and `cellpadding` attributes, with no external libraries or JavaScript. The source is a static gist authored by DylanFM, and the visualization simply demonstrates basic table structure and row-spanning behavior in a plain browser context.

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