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You can only do that if you own the channel, and even then you don't make much from it, because a toll has to be ignorable to work.

Let me repeat that: If there is no DTD, the whitespace is not ignorable.

The node is considered ignorable or insignificant whitespace, and the parser might report it in a special way.

In addition, an ignorable repeated code is the great breakthrough of the invention, and defect of the traditional coding method is overcome.

Third, government consumption and net exports had only ignorable impacts on business fluctuations.

This effectively says: Any whitespace is ignorable, because the only allowed content is other elements.

The people who had fallen in love in net, then he must be ignorable of his real partner.

Far in the distance, visible on the image left just above the bright main rings, is the almost ignorable pale blue dot of Earth.

The ignorableWhitespace event is used for ignorable spaces as defined by the XML standard.

All characters whose primary weight is equal or lower than the specified character are considered ignorable .

If there is no DTD specified in the XML, the whitespace is not ignorable.

The author believes that the openness is important and not ignorable in the governance structure of the state holding company.

Ignorable whitespace is, in fact, whitespace that can be ignored.

First, I'll tell you what ignorable whitespace is, and how it can change your life . . .

Contextual factors are not ignorable in the process of translation.

The default for most locales is non-ignorable.

This is the property that indicates whether a Text node only contains whitespace that is ignorable.

Relies on whitespace in element content to be reported as ignorable

News informers have non-ignorable value and influence upon the development of media and the society.