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@charset "UTF-8";
/**
 * Breakpoints.
 *
 * Sass cannot read the `--breakpoint-*` custom properties out of the Tailwind
 * theme at compile time, so this map mirrors them by hand. Keep the two in step:
 * `src/global/tailwind/design-system.css` is the source of truth, and the names
 * and values here are deliberately identical to it so there is one vocabulary
 * across utilities and SCSS.
 *
 * Values are the breakpoint's *min-width*, matching Tailwind. The mixin
 * subtracts a pixel when it needs a max-width query.
 */
/**
 * Breakpoint query.
 *
 * The map stores each breakpoint's min-width, the same way Tailwind's
 * `--breakpoint-*` variables do, so `$mobileFirst: true` uses the value as-is
 * and the max-width case stops a pixel short of it. That means
 * `breakpoint("sm")` and `breakpoint("sm", true)` never both match a width.
 */
/*********************
* BREAKPOINTS
*
* Names match the Tailwind scale in design-system.css:
* xxs 320, xs 375, sml 479, smlr 568, sm 768, md 992,
* lg 1025, wd 1200, lp 1400, bigLp 1600, xl 1930.
*
* @example
* below the breakpoint (max-width)
* @include breakpoint('sm') {
*	@content;
* }
*
* from the breakpoint up (min-width), matching the `sm:` utility prefix
* @include breakpoint('sm', true) {
*	@content;
*}
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/**
* Mixin to declare Font-face
*
*/
/**
 * Page Intro. The compact opener the FAQs, policy and article pages use. It
 * carries the same composite gradient the Page Hero does so the two read as one
 * treatment — see block-page-hero for where the stops come from.
 */
.block-page-intro {
  background-color: #06090d;
  background-image: linear-gradient(to bottom left, #05080b 0%, #06121c 53%, #0c0f10 100%);
}

@media screen and (max-width: 1024px) {
  body.bf-faq-page .block-page-intro {
    padding-top: 235px;
  }
}

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