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1.4 the containing block's 'break-inside', 'widows', and 'orphans' properties.
1.5 A fragmentation break can be
1.6 allowed, forced, or discouraged depending on the values of these properties.
1.7 + A forced break overrides any break restrictions acting at that break point.
1.8 In the case of forced page breaks, the author can also specify
1.9 on which page (<a href="http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-page/#left-right-first">left or right</a>)
1.10 the subsequent content should resume.
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1.12 Forced Breaks</h3>
1.13
1.14 <p>
1.15 - A forced break occurs at a <a href="#btw-blocks">Class 1 break point</a> if,
1.16 + A <dfn>forced break</dfn> is one explicitly indicated by the style sheet author.
1.17 + A <i>forced break</i> occurs at a <a href="#btw-blocks">Class 1 break point</a> if,
1.18 among the 'break-after' properties specified on or propagated to the earlier sibling box
1.19 and the 'break-before' properties specified on or propagated to the later sibling box
1.20 there is at least one with a <i>forced break value</i>.
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1.22
1.23 <p>
1.24 While <a href="#breaking-controls">breaking controls</a> can force breaks,
1.25 - they can also discourage them. The following rules control whether breaking
1.26 + they can also discourage them.
1.27 + An <dfn>unforced break</dfn> is one that is inserted automatically by the UA
1.28 + in order to prevent content from overflowing the <i>fragmentainer</i>.
1.29 + The following rules control whether unforced breaking
1.30 at a <a href="#possible-breaks">possible break point</a> is allowed:
1.31 </p>
1.32 <dl>
