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Last edited Mar 22, 2013
Created on Mar 22, 2013

This example demonstrates a semantic HTML5 article layout with a header containing a two-level heading hierarchy and an inner content division. The code constructs a static document structure using `<article>`, `<header>`, `<hgroup>`, and `<div>` elements, with no interactive or data-driven features. It shows how to organize a standalone content block with a nested heading group, while the empty `.inner` div suggests a placeholder for future content or styling. The rendering relies purely on native browser default styles for HTML elements, with no external libraries, JavaScript, or data sources involved.

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