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Second, the following property holds: | Second, the following property holds: | ||
* Consider two frames F1 and F2 where F1's next-continuation is F2 and their respective parent frames are P1 and P2. Then either P1's next continuation is P2, or P1 == P2 | * Consider two frames F1 and F2 where F1's next-continuation is F2 and their respective parent frames are P1 and P2. Then either P1's next continuation is P2, or P1 == P2(P is responsible for breaking F1 and F2). | ||
In other words, continuations are sometimes siblings of each other, and sometimes not. If their parent content was broken at the same point, then they are not siblings, since they are children of different continuations of the parent. So in the frame tree for the markup | In other words, continuations are sometimes siblings of each other, and sometimes not. If their parent content was broken at the same point, then they are not siblings, since they are children of different continuations of the parent. So in the frame tree for the markup | ||
<p>This is <b><i>some <br/>text</i></b>.</p> | <p>This is <b><i>some <br/>text</i></b>.</p> | ||