By default, most PowerPoint themes align slide titles midway between the top and the bottom of a text placeholder. I'm talking about vertical alignment, not the more common horizontal alignment, which left-aligns, centers, or right-aligns text. Vertical alignment is not considered as often, but it can be quite important. Here's the default slide title in
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