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VERBATIM OUTPUT

If your website includes string like [% or %] etc., you can use the
verbatim-construct to prevent it from parsing:

[% verbatim foobarbaz %]
Things here inbetween will be printed out exactly as they stand here, you can
safely write things like 
"in perl6 [...] returns array refs:
my $a = [2, [4, 5, [8, 9,10]]];"
note that the ']]]' will not cause any harm.