Web pages aren't the only pages that can be tagged. Here are a couple of clever ways of marking pages in printed publications that I've found:
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punctuation pagemarks
from bob's your uncle offer a lot of possibilities for marking pages for reference: for example, you could tag an extended amount of text using the opening and closing quotation marks or tag a part of a text you don't understand with the question mark tag.
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