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Description
The css 'speak' property is not widely supported and is currently not a standard property. If you're using it to prevent screen readers from reading certain elements, a more standard approach is to use the aria-hidden="true" attribute in your HTML.
This will hide the span with the class nf from screen readers. This is a more widely supported and standard way of controlling how screen readers interact with your elements.
it's really not much to get excited about, I just noticed it, and wanted to bring it up to your attention.
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/* speak: none; */