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The preferred way to define styles is through the style statement::
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If a style does not exist, the style statement creates it. Otherwise, the existing style is modified by the style statement.
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A style statement begins with the keyword ``style`` and the name of the style to define. This is followed on the first line by zero or more clauses, and an optional colon.
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If the colon is present, a block must follow. Each line of the block should contain one ore more clauses. Otherwise, the statement is complete.
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The style statement accepts the following clauses:
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`style-property` `simple-expression`
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Assigns the value of the simple expression to the given style property.
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``is`` `parent`
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Sets the parent of this style. The parent must be a word giving the name of a style.
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``clear``
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