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Exercise:

Specify that text in the <p> element can break between any two letters.

Hint: Use the word-break property.

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CSS Selectors

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CSS How To...

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CSS Background

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CSS Text

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CSS Font

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CSS Links

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CSS Lists

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CSS Tables

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CSS Box Model

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CSS Border

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CSS Outline

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CSS Margin

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CSS Padding

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CSS Dimension

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CSS Display/Visibility

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CSS Positioning

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CSS Horizontal Align

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CSS Combinators

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CSS Pseudo-classes

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CSS Pseudo-elements

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CSS Image Opacity / Transparency

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CSS Attribute Selectors

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CSS Rounded Corners

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CSS Border Images

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CSS Backgrounds

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CSS Colors

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CSS Gradients

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CSS Shadow Effects

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CSS Text

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CSS Web Fonts

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CSS 2D Transforms

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CSS 3D Transforms

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CSS Transitions

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CSS Animations

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