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A style is a set of 1-6 layers. At minimum a style includes a core layer (at present, there's only one) and can contain 0 or 1 of each other layer type. The only options for a style (outside of its layers) are its name and whether it's public or not.
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"a distinctive manner of expression; a distinctive manner or custom of behaving or conducting oneself; a particular manner or technique by which something is done, created, or performed; a distinctive quality, form, or type of something ; the state of being popular; fashionable elegance; beauty, grace, or ease of manner or technique; a convention with respect to spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and typographical arrangmenet and display followed in writing or printing" (Webster's)
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A pen-shaped instrument with a blunt point for scoring and creasing paper. It's often used with stencils to create raised images (in dry embossing)
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Objet long et fin qui passe sa vir ?frotter sa t?e sur du papier pour marquer des choses dont, de toute fa?n, il ne se souviendra pas.
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[1910 AD - present ] open expanses characterized by planes made possible through reinforced steel and concrete of the industrial age. Juxtaposition of form with elongated horizontals emphasized as seen in the work of Frank Lloyd Wright's work. Ornamental use is discontinued in favor of minimalism. This style remains pevelant in today's architecture.
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