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		<title>How to Read W3C Specs</title>
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		<description>If you’re working with the latest technology, there may not be any user reference material at all; the only documentation available is the specification. In such a case, learning to read the spec is a necessity, not a luxury. </description>
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		<title>How to Read (W3C Specs)</title>
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		<description>Although they appear maddeningly incomprehensible at first, W3C specifications are actually great sources of information, once you understand their secrets. Learn how to read the specs.</description>
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