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If I want to present various documents in the same way, I can use the same style sheet. If I want them to have the same behaviour, I can link in the same script. But I also sometimes want to present the same data in different ways, and I cannot link the same body into various HTML pages. I really should like to be able to. This would give the data the same status as the style and the behaviour, which I think is good on a more abstract level as well. Greetings, Biep. P.S.: An example of where I have the same data shown in different ways is in the download file on http://bibliotheek.biep.org, but unfortunately that is all in Dutch.
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