Simple: 

print "</co</co

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de><code>de>"; update: Or at least, that should have worked, but a /code..code pair inserts extra blank lines for me. Stupid rendering engine. Where do I point at to fix that? The HTML looks like: 
<pre><tt class="code"><font size="-1">
print &quot;&lt;/co&lt;/co
</font></tt></pre>
<tt><font size="-1">de&gt;&lt;co</font></tt><pre><tt class="code"><fon
+t size="-1">de&gt;de&gt;&quot;;

</font></tt></pre>

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so it looks like the Everything2 engine is adding extra newlines inside the PRE element. Bad. I was trying to print: 
print "</co</code><code>de>";

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In reply to •Re: Code that contains </code> by merlyn
in thread Code that contains </code> by PhilHibbs

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