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8	8	The `render` function takes a [`telml`](https://github.com/aisamanra/telml)
9	9	document and renders it into the
10	10	[`blaze-html`](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/blaze-html-0.8.0.2)
11		[`Html`] type, which can then be rendered into HTML. For example, using
12		the following minimal program:
	11	[`Html`](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/blaze-html-0.8.0.2/docs/Text-Blaze-Html.html#t:Html)
	12	type, which can then be rendered into HTML. For example, the following
	13	is a minimal program which interprets input on `stdin` and prints the
	14	rendered HTML (or an error message) to `stdout`.
13	15
14	16	~~~~{.haskell}
15	17	module Main

56	58
57	59	## Extended Usage
58	60
59		The `renderWith` function takes a list of additional tags to understand.
60		It will always give precedence to the built-in tags, so one cannot overload
61		(for example) the built-in tag `em/1`. However, you can add any additional
62		tags that you want.
	61	The `renderWith` function takes a list of additional tags and their
	62	denotations (in the form of functions from `telml` fragments to
	63	`blaze-html` fragments.) This allows you to add new tags to the
	64	markup for particular purposes.
63	65
64	66	For example, here we add a tag so that `\hello{...}` will render out to
65	67	the HTML string `<strong>Hello, ...!</strong>`: