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stories

stories are the stated text of recognition expressions:

~/ d('~ . ~')b  <  hi! /;

observable text

/ this expresses observable prose,  //
/ via javascript, as stories joined //
/ by a trailing \/. it shows how    //
/ javascript regular-expression     //
/ literals enable this, and some of //
/ their syntactic limitations like  //
/ needing to know & escape a set of //
/ special characters & symbols,     //
/ some of which are common when     //
/ writing in natural languages like //
/ english.                          /

xml

$ </these/>
$   </look like="xml"/>
$     </or/>
$       </xhtml/>
$         -["CDATA"]-
$         -["array-expressed stories or phrases"]-
$       </xhtml/>
$     </or/>
$     </html data-attribute="🤓"/>
$     </tags but/>
$   </look closely/>
$ </these are="xml😉stories" by="mike.🇬🇾👨🏾‍💻🇺🇸.lee"/>
$

  /these//
    /look somewhat like=xml//
      /or//
        /xhtml//
          -
          ["CDATA"]
          -
          [`array
           -expressed
            stories
            or
            phrases`
          ]
          -
        /xhtml//
      /or//
      /html data-attribute=🤓//
      /tags but//
    /look closely//
  /these are=xml😉stories by=mike.🇬🇾👨🏾‍💻🇺🇸.lee/

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