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# Clean and Convert to Markdown
You can use markdown syntax to format text and create structured content in a clean and organized way.
## Common Markdown Features:
- **Headings:** Use # for headers (1 to 6 levels).
- **Emphasis:** *italic* (single asterisks or underscores), **bold** (double asterisks or underscores).
- **Lists:** Unordered (- or *) and ordered (1. 2. 3.).
- **Links:** [Text](URL) for inline links.
- **Images:** .
- **Code:** \`inline code\` with backticks, and code blocks using triple backticks.
- **Blockquotes:** > for quoting text.
- **Horizontal Rule:** --- for a horizontal line.
## Advanced Formatting:
- Task lists, tables, footnotes, etc., for more complex structures.
Remember to keep your markdown clean and readable for better presentation and understanding.
This markdown format is now cleaner and more visually structured for easy readability and editing. If you need further assistance with markdown or have any specific requirements, feel free to ask!