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: Use this template to create a box with a caption and a text. The color code parameter is optional. Normally you would use one of the partial instantiations of Box1, such as [[Template:Info]], [[Template:Note]], [[Template:Tip]], [[Template:Warning]], or [[Template:Remember]]; each of these take a title as an optional second argument. | |||
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