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The CSS env() function replaces environment variables into CSS. To be more precise, it is a way to insert user-agent-defined variables into your stylesheet.
The CSS ellipse() function allows you to create ellipses when used with the shape-outside, clip-path, and offset-path properties.
The CSS exp() function lets you raise the e constant to the power of a given number.
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