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  4.  
  5. Abbreviation:  π|\lbrπ%
  6.  
  7. Parameters:    π|noneπ%
  8.  
  9.     π|Description:π%
  10. The  \linebreak  markup causes  a  line  to  finish  without interrupting  a
  11. paragraph.  Occasionally it is  necessary to break a line in a precise place
  12. within a  paragraph, as opposed to  letting TEXT1 decide where  to break the
  13. line.  This markup does  not end a paragraph, it simply starts the following
  14. text of the paragraph  on a new line instead of  concatenating it to the end
  15. of the previous line.
  16.  
  17.     π|Example:π%
  18. This article is an outline of the codification of
  19. Sociogeology into a branch of evolutionary geology.
  20. The subject has an aggregate of self-sufficient
  21.  
  22. concepts that with such disciplines as cosmetology
  23. and astrology. Figure 1 shows a
  24. schema borrowed from my previous book,\linebreak
  25. {\it The Intact Societies: Vestals and Volcanoes},\lbr
  26. which suggests how the amalgam can be achieved.
  27. Geologists have always been intrigued by comparisons
  28. between societies of rocks and those of vertebrates,
  29. between two kingdoms.
  30.  
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  32. |                                                                             |
  33. |     This article  is an outline  of the codification  of Sociogeology into  |
  34. | a  branch of  evolutionary  geology.    The subject  has  an  aggregate of  |
  35. | self-sufficient concepts  that  with such  disciplines as  cosmetology and  |
  36. | astrology.  Figure 1 shows a schema borrowed from my previous book,         |
  37. | The Intact Societies:  Vestals and Volcanoes,                               |
  38. | which suggests how  the amalgam can  be achieved.   Geologists have always  |
  39. | been intrigued  by  comparisons between  societies of  rocks and  those of  |
  40. | vertebrates, between two kingdoms.                                          |
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  43.  
  44.     π|Notes:π%
  45. See \break for the difference between these two markup.
  46.