e style. Since
            these classes typically translate to one or two CSS styles,
            overriding a class should never be necessary. If you don't want an
            element to have a specific style, remove the class instead. This
            also almost guarantees that the HTML describes exactly what will be
            rendered. (Technically inline styles could override the class styles
            but that would mean the styles are still present in the HTML)
          </dd>
        </dl>
    