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HTML - <br> Or Seperate <p></p>?
Which of these two codes are more acceptable and why?
Code: <p class="margin" align="justify">
<font size="4">
Believe it or not, yes - people do still get their electronics
repaired! Whether it is a brand-new, just-out-of-warranty LCD
or plasma television or a ten-year-old, "old-fashioned" CRT set
- we work on them every day. This includes DLP and rear
projection sets as well. We also do repairs on your impossible
to replace VCRs, desktop and laptop computers and even the
occasional blender! <br>
<br>
We usually have several televisions that were either donated or
left on our doorstep. These TVs are repaired and then placed up
for sale to good homes. Right now, we have a special -
<font color="#A52A2A">20% off the purchase of any
TV.</font><br>
<br>
And remember: With over 15 years experience in electronic
repair, there's a good chance <b><i>"If We Can't Fix It, You
Don't Need It!"</i></b><br>
</font>
</p>
or Code: <p class="margin" align="justify">
<font size="4">
Believe it or not, yes - people do still get their electronics
repaired! Whether it is a brand-new, just-out-of-warranty LCD
or plasma television or a ten-year-old, "old-fashioned" CRT set
- we work on them every day. This includes DLP and rear
projection sets as well. We also do repairs on your impossible
to replace VCRs, desktop and laptop computers and even the
occasional blender!
</font>
</p>
<p class="margin" align="justify">
<font size="4">
We usually have several televisions that were either donated or
left on our doorstep. These TVs are repaired and then placed up
for sale to good homes. Right now, we have a special -
<font color="#A52A2A">20% off the purchase of any
TV.</font>
</font>
</p>
<p class="margin" align="justify">
<font size="4">
And remember: With over 15 years experience in electronic
repair, there's a good chance <b><i>"If We Can't Fix It, You
Don't Need It!"</i></b>
</font>
</p>
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