Sass provides a number of different ways to share code between CSS rules. You can use mixins to insert new CSS properties and/or rules into your CSS and you can use @extend to share CSS properties between selectors. Sass 3.2 introduces a new concept called placeholders to make @extend generate more efficient output.
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