Book Submission Example with HTML

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<h2>Resource Re-purposing</h2>
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<b>Cardboard Products</b><br>
Most cardboard-based products, especially any boxes you may find, can be broken down to a sheet and stacked up. From there, you can reuse it to make folders, more boxes, or anything else you may need (such as a clever disguise).
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<b>Glass Bulbs</b><br>
Do not throw away your burnt out, broken light bulbs: collect them! These bulbs can be inserted into the nearest autolathe where their glass can be re-purposed. Broken bulbs and tubes both fit inside: just mind the sharp edges if they've been shattered.
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<b>Glass Shards</b><br>
Did somebody break a window again? No matter, put on your welding goggles and you can re-purpose those glass shards right there on the spot by melting it down back to a more useful state.
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