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<p>Test a particular example of broken markup that was making us ignore a charset declaration.</p>
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  if (window.testRunner)
    testRunner.dumpAsText();

  var charset = document.characterSet;
  if (!charset)
    charset = document.charset;
  if (!charset)
    charset = document.inputEncoding;
  document.write("Encoding: " + charset + " (should be EUC-JP)");
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