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  <description>CSS can be useful but it also can be anoying. Because of that there are many tools to make CSS easier to write and to read. CSS prefixes are useful. They have meaning but they are anoying when you do bigger project and you know that you need them.</description>
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  <title>Better CSS - Breaking prefix hell and better code manipulation.</title>
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