Example from "sensible-terminal(1)":
.\" -*- nroff -*-
.TH SENSIBLE-TERMINAL-EMULATOR 1 "28 Aug 2022" "Debian"
.SH NAME
sensible-terminal-emulator \- sensible terminal emulator
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With "/usr/bin/man --version": man 2.11.2
Output from "env MANWIDTH=80 /usr/bin/man -l example":
grotty:<standard input>:(<standard input>):9: warning: unrecognized X command
'sgr 0' ignored
SENSIBLE-TERMINAL-EMULATOR(1General Commands ManuSENSIBLE-TERMINAL-EMULATOR(1)
NAME
sensible-terminal-emulator - sensible terminal emulator
Debian 28 Aug 2022 SENSIBLE-TERMINAL-EMULATOR(1)
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The text "SENSIBLE-TERMINAL-EMULATOR" is output twice in the header,
is once not enough and why? (Is this necessary(?))