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I apologize for the misunderstanding. If you want to open a URL in a new tab without affecting the current blog post, you can achieve that by adding a target attribute with a unique name to the links pointing to the external URLs. Here's an example of how you can modify your HTML code: ```html

My Blog Post

This is my blog post content.

External URL 1 External URL 2 ``` In this code, the blog post content is displayed, and two links (`External URL 1` and `External URL 2`) are provided. The `target="_blank"` attribute on the links instructs the browser to open the linked URL in a new tab or window (based on the user's browser settings). By opening the URLs in new tabs/windows, the blog post content will remain unaffected. The `rel="noopener noreferrer"` attribute is optional but recommended for security reasons. It helps to protect against potential security vulnerabilities when opening external links. Please note that the behavior of opening links in new tabs/windows can still be influenced by the user's browser settings or extensions. Ultimately, it's up to the user to decide how they want to handle links.

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