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		<abstract>
			<p>Superb weather in Norfolk today. Tides coming in and out as per usual.
			</p>
		</abstract>
		<headline>
			<mainHeadline>Weather and Tide Updates for Norfolk</mainHeadline>
			<subHeadline>A sample, fictitious ArticleML article</subHeadline>
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		<byline>
			By <phrase type="person" literal="alankarben">Alan Karben</phrase>
			<phrase type="agency" literal="articleml.org">ArticleML Network News Online</phrase>
		</byline>
		<p><dateline>
			<phrase type="city" literal="newportnews">Newport News</phrase>,
			<phrase type="state" literal="va">VA</phrase>
		</dateline>
		The weather was superb today in Norfolk, Virginia. Made me want to take
		out my boat, manufactured by the <phrase type="org" literal="acm">Acme Boat Company</phrase>.</p>

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			originalid="high-tide.jpg"
			alternatetext="The tides are high."
			height="185"
			width="278"
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			<mediaCredit>
				Karben
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				The tides, captured on film late yesterday.
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		<p>Tides in Norfolk are running normal today. This weeks article highlights many of
		this week's fishing issues, and also presents a reference table of tide times.</p>

		<subHeadline>The Tides are High</subHeadline>

		<p>As can be seen from the table below, the shores of Oceanview again present the
		brightest spots for fishermen and sandcastle-builders alike.</p>

		<table style="table-style-32">
			<tr>
				<!-- beach -->
				<th></th>

				<!-- day high and low -->
				<th colspan="2">today</th>

				<!-- tide times -->
				<th colspan="2">tide</th>

				<!-- forecast tomorrow -->
				<th colspan="2">tomorrow</th>

				<!-- forecast the next day -->
				<th colspan="2">next day</th>

				<!-- forecast the day after that -->
				<th colspan="2">third day</th>
			</tr>
			<tr>
				<!-- beach -->
				<th>beach</th>

				<!-- day high and low -->
				<th>high</th>
				<th>low</th>

				<!-- tide times -->
				<th>in</th>
				<th>out</th>

				<!-- forecast tomorrow -->
				<th>high</th>
				<th>low</th>

				<!-- forecast the next day -->
				<th>high</th>
				<th>low</th>

				<!-- forecast the day after that -->
				<th>high</th>
				<th>low</th>
			</tr>
			<tr>
				<!-- beach -->
				<td>Sunset</td>

				<!-- day high and low -->
				<td>30</td>
				<td>14</td>

				<!-- tide times -->
				<td>09:23</td>
				<td>18:51</td>

				<!-- forecast tomorrow -->
				<td>28</td>
				<td>11</td>

				<!-- forecast the next day -->
				<td>31</td>
				<td>12</td>

				<!-- forecast the day after that -->
				<td>33</td>
				<td>9</td>
			</tr>
			<tr>
				<!-- beach -->
				<td>Oceanview</td>

				<!-- day high and low -->
				<td>31</td>
				<td>15</td>

				<!-- tide times -->
				<td>09:25</td>
				<td>18:56</td>

				<!-- forecast tomorrow -->
				<td>26</td>
				<td>11</td>

				<!-- forecast the next day -->
				<td>31</td>
				<td>11</td>

				<!-- forecast the day after that -->
				<td>31</td>
				<td>9</td>
			</tr>
			<tr>
				<!-- beach -->
				<td>Shellfish</td>

				<!-- day high and low -->
				<td>29</td>
				<td>15</td>

				<!-- tide times -->
				<td>09:25</td>
				<td>18:53</td>

				<!-- forecast tomorrow -->
				<td>26</td>
				<td>9</td>

				<!-- forecast the next day -->
				<td>29</td>
				<td>11</td>

				<!-- forecast the day after that -->
				<td>30</td>
				<td>11</td>
			</tr>
		</table>

		<p>Based on these tide tables, I believe you can see that this weekend stands to be
		an excellent one for small- or large-scale fishing exhibitions.</p>

		<sidebar>
			<headline><mainHeadline>Local Nooks</mainHeadline></headline>
			<p>There are many local nooks that fishing fans may want to keep a special eye one.</p>
			<list>
			<listItem><highlight class="bold">Deer Creek:</highlight> This area has proven to be a bass-lover's haven. Wilt Monthaven reports
			that examples of bass over 30 inches long have been reeled-in by both the casual
			and the professional angler.</listItem>
			<listItem><highlight class="bold">Fox Run:</highlight> A bit more difficult, logistically, to navigate. However, the reports
			of Sturgeon in this area have put it on the fishing map for the first time
			since 1996.</listItem>
			<listItem><highlight class="bold">Pheasant Hollow:</highlight> If you don't mind the crowds, this old favorite has come through
			this year. More fish than you can shake a stick at. Or a rod at.</listItem>
			</list>
		</sidebar>
		<p>Happy fishing everybody!</p>
		<creditLine><phrase type="person" literal="sklometers">Stewart Klometers</phrase> contributed to this article.</creditLine>
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