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The document is a W3C Recommendation for Cascading Style Sheets Level 1 (CSS1), which provides a mechanism for authors to style HTML documents using a simple, human-readable syntax. It outlines the core features of CSS1, including how styles cascade, inheritance rules, and various properties for formatting text, colors, backgrounds, and layout. The document also discusses the importance of modularity in style sheets and provides guidelines for conflict resolution between different styles. Additionally, it includes appendices detailing changes from previous versions and sample style sheets.

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