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        <h1>Draggable Marker</h1>
        <p>Display a moveable marker on a map</p>
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    <p>This example displays a moveable map of <b>Boston</b>, including a marker. The marker can also be moved around the map.</p>
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    <p>Default markers are created by using the <code>H.map.Marker</code> class without specifying an icon and passing in a location only. 
      To respond to drag events the <code>marker.draggable</code> flag needs to be set. The default panning interaction of the 
      map (<code>H.mapevents.Behavior</code>) must be disabled whilst the <code>drag</code> event is in operation.</p>
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