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Again, not the most common thing to do, just wanted you to be aware of it. You will in old code and documentation see `:before` and `:after` but these are old and now are `::before` and `::after` so that pseudoclasses (like `:hover`) and pseudoelements (like `::after`) can be disambiguated by syntax.
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