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      <title>Genshi: A Real Web Templating Language</title>
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      <description>I believe that it is very important for web sites to comply with HTML/XHTML standards. The HTML specification is very detailed in how it should be represented and thus browsers that render HTML try to follow the specification as close as possible. Most of the template languages that I have used(Django, Mako) are text-based. This means that it the template processors don&amp;rsquo;t know anything about HTML. Everything that it works with is just text(as far is it knows).</description>
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