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    <STYLE>
                     BODY{BACKGROUND-COLOR:#EEFFEE; COLOR:RED;}
                     HR{BACKGROUND-COLOR:RED; HEIGHT:2PX;}
                     H3{COLOR:RED; TEXT-ALIGN:CENTER;}
                     P{FONT-SIZE:20PX;}
                     </STYLE>
                     </HEAD>
                     <BODY>
                     <H1> ABC Public School </H1>

                     <HR>
                     <H3> Welcome to ABC Public School </H3>
                     <P>
                     <BR> <A HREF="Admissions.html"> Admissions </A>
                     <BR> <A HREF="Events.html"> Events </A>
                     <BR> <A HREF="Sports.html"> Sports </A>
                     <BR> <A HREF="Activities.html"> Activities </A>
                     <BR> <A HREF="About.html"> About Us </A>
                     <BR> <A HREF="Contact.html"> Contact Us </A>
                     </P>
                     </BODY>
                     </HTML>
                     In the preceding code, we have seen that the <A> tag has been used six times to create six hyperlinks.
                     Each hyperlink is related to a different web page. For example, the Activities hyperlink is linked with
                     the Activities.html web page. When you click on the Activities hyperlink, the Activities.html web page
                     will appear in your web browser window as shown:

                                                                    Output
                     The code to create the Activities.html web page is as follows:
                     <!DOCTYPE HTML>

                     <HTML>

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