a distinct section of a piece of writing, usually dealing with a single theme and indicated by a new line, indentation, or numbering.
Six million Jews<span>
Six million Jews died in the Holocaust. Jewish communities across Europe were shattered. Many of those who survived were determined to leave Europe and start new lives in Israel or the United States. Most of these Jews were killed by the Germans because Hitler believed the Jews were the cause of Germany's economic problems. He employed mass killings and created concentration camps in which they would be killed.</span>
The standard form is 16*4
King puts writers into four categories, from bad, through competent and good to great, and the classification is seemingly well-defined and mostly outside
