ONE

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		Overview
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			ONE is a system for encoding and organizing data.
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		System
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			A ONE Document is composed of ONE Elements.

			Each Element contains a string of characters. Elements may be arranged in any order,
			and act as a parent to an indefinite number of other Elements, which themselves may be
			arranged in any order.
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		Language
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			Elements
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				An Element is declared with a lone '-' on a line, and terminated with a lone '-' on
				a lower line. Both '-'s must be indented the same amount.

				There must be at least one line in between the declaring and terminating lines.
				Each line in between must be indented one space further than the declaring and
				terminating lines. Every character following the first indent will be encoded as
				literal text within the Element.

				Example 1:

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				Example 2:

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						Data
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				Example 3:

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						Data
						More Data
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			Sibling Elements
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				Elements may be placed next to each other as siblings. No whitespace is permitted
				between them.

				Example:

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						Element 1
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						Element 2
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			Child Elements
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				Elements may be nested within one another. To nest one Element within another,
				place it beneath the intended parent and indent it one space further.

				Elements that are not nested inside of other Elements must not be indented.

				Example:

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						Parent Element
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							Child Element
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