provides three environments for creating lists:
itemize, enumerate and description, for example:
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\begin{itemize}
\item bullets are produced by the \verb+itemize+ environment
\item and are useful when you wish to present a list of items
\item which has no order.
\end{itemize}
1.3Numbered items are produced by the enumerate environment
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\begin{enumerate}
\item Tweedledum does not exist.
\item Tweedledee does not exist.
\item At least one of these sentences is false.
\end{enumerate}
1.3while a list of labelled items is generated by the description
environment
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begin{description}
\item[grumble] to complain in a bad-tempered way.
\item[grumpy] bad-tempered.
\item[grunt] to make the gruff snorting sound characteristic of a
pig.
\end{description}
1.3List-making environments may be nested (up to four levels of any
type - which is too many). When nesting itemize
environments, different symbols are used to begin each item,
and when nesting enumerate environments, different forms
of counter are used.