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	/*
	All arguments may be space separated lists:
	@include link-states(<properties>, <normal values>[, <state values>]
	[, <:active values>][, <:focus values>]);

	Example:
	a {
	@include link-states(color, red, blue);
	}

	Principle 1: Classes as selectors, not ids or element tags.

	CSS classes are best suited to keep the code modular, easy to change and has additional
	benefits, such as being able to mix styles together. If we've done a good job of building up
	our styles, it should be very fast to prototype and build out new layouts.

	The main risk using classes as selectors is the possibility of conflicts if two different
	classes get the same name. This is where BEM comes in handy with prefixes and naming conventions
	descriptive enough to prevent this from happening.