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== FDO91 ==
A set of two or more values from which any number of values from the set can be combined in one argument.Each value is separated using a vertical bar (|).
A set of two or more values from which any number of values from the set can be combined in one argument.Each value is separated using a vertical bar (|).


'''Example:''' mat_font_style <bold | italic>
'''Example:''' mat_font_style <bold | italic>
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FDO91

A set of two or more values from which any number of values from the set can be combined in one argument.Each value is separated using a vertical bar (|).

Example: mat_font_style <bold | italic>