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[84]HTML Ruby Markup Extensions Working Draft Published
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[85]W3C opens Advisory Board (AB) election
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[86]Draft Notes: Thai and Lao Layout Requirements
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[87]IMSC Hypothetical Render Model is a W3C Recommendation
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       constrains the presentation complexity of documents that conform to the Text
       Profiles specified in any edition of Internet Media Subtitles and Captions
       (IMSC).
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