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      <description>It turns out parsing CSS according to specifications is no mean feat. So I am going to stall that for a moment, or implement a bare bones parser specifically written for Graffiti, and just plow along with Graffiti and doing what I can do, properly.&#xA;Maybe later ( read quite a few months ) I&#39;ll write a nice SAC compliant CSS parser and hook it into Graffiti.&#xA;Whatever I want to do, things aren&#39;t going to be moving fast.</description>
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