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The PEM format wraps a base64-encoded body between two boundary lines, `-----BEGIN <label>-----` and `-----END <label>-----`, with the label identifying the block type; strict parsers reject blocks whose begin and end labels mismatch, while lenient parsers may consider a block closed merely upon the appearance of END.
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