# Test @center

A center

Centered line

And a center after empty line

centered line after empty line

And a center at end of line

And an empty center

Test @center

title very long

Centered text with a footnote(1) and text after the footnote.

center in a @code:

`Centered code line`

centered text in item

  table line

  centered text in table line

  centered line with item

  second item on center line

unclosed command on center line `in code`

`Still in code`

unclosed command on center line with paragraph `in code`

`Still in code after paragraph`

unclosed command on center line with other center `in code`

`still in code on center line`. After code.

unclosed command on center line with other center and paragraph `in code`

`still in code on center line`. After code.

‘`begin samp center and end samp`’ after end of samp

Empty double center:

after first center after second center

‘`something end of samp`’

after first center ‘`after second center`

`End of samp`’

# Heading

truc | bidule
ctruc | cbidule
cstruc

before the table

item in center

Line in center

second item @end table

# Footnotes

### (1)

This footnote shows an important feature of the centered text.

`item`

      line

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