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Putting a div tag in your page doesn't improve your rankings with Google. They don't work like a light switch, where the smallest effort shoots you up to #1.
There are some compelling reasons to use divs, like they can be much simpler to code, and more flexible. Moving away from tables into divs, spans, and CSS has made it easier for me to maintain my pages, and they might load a fraction of a second more quickly, having dropped from ~12 KB on average to ~5 KB or so. And they made my galleries resolution independent.
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