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prettify code snippet in readme #105

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Once parsed, the input styles sheet is turned into a standard .NET object model. That means it's fully queryable using Linq to objects.

## A basic example:
```
var parser = new StylesheetParser();
var stylesheet = parser.Parse(".someClass{color: red; background-image: url('/images/logo.png')");
var rule = stylesheet.Rules.First()
var selector = rule.SelectorText; // Yields .someClass
var color = rule.Style.Color;
var image = rule.Style.BackgroundImage; // url('/images/logo.png')
```cs
var parser = new StylesheetParser();
var stylesheet = parser.Parse(".someClass{color: red; background-image: url('/images/logo.png')");

var rule = stylesheet.Rules.First()
var selector = rule.SelectorText; // Yields .someClass
var color = rule.Style.Color;
var image = rule.Style.BackgroundImage; // url('/images/logo.png')
```

## CSS 3 Compatible
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