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@@ -327,7 +327,7 @@ elem.animate({ transform: 'scale(0)', opacity: 0 }, 300);
     element arrived in its present state.
     The Web Animations programming interface may be used to inspect
     running animations to answer questions such as,
-    &ldquo;Why is the opacity of this element changing?&rdquo;
+    "Why is the opacity of this element changing?"
 
     <div class='example'>
     <pre class='lang-javascript'>
@@ -412,7 +412,7 @@ the Web Animations model, the dependency between SVG and SMIL
 Animation can be removed.
 
 As with <a>animation frame callbacks</a> (commonly referred
-to as &ldquo;requestAnimationFrame&rdquo;) [[HTML]],
+to as "requestAnimationFrame") [[HTML]],
 the programming interface component of this specification allows
 animations to be created from script.
 The animations created using the interface defined in this
@@ -452,8 +452,8 @@ updating these properties such as the procedure to [=set the playback rate=] or
 the procedure to [=set the start time=] of an animation.
 
 Where this specification does not specifically link to a procedure, text
-that requires the user agent to update a property such as, &ldquo;make
-|animation|'s [=start time=] [=unresolved=]&rdquo;, should be understood to
+that requires the user agent to update a property such as, "make
+|animation|'s [=start time=] [=unresolved=]", should be understood to
 refer to updating the property directly <em>without</em> invoking any related
 procedure.
 
@@ -630,7 +630,7 @@ A <dfn export>timeline</dfn> provides a source of <a>time values</a> for the
 purpose of synchronization.
 
 At any given moment, a [=timeline=] has a single current [=time value=] known
-simply as the timeline's <dfn lt="timeline current time">current time</dfn>.
+simply as the timeline's <dfn export for=timeline lt="timeline current time|current time">current time</dfn>.
 
 A <a>timeline</a> is <dfn export lt="monotonically increasing timeline"
 local-lt="monotonically increasing">monotonically increasing</dfn> if its
@@ -723,23 +723,22 @@ A [=timeline=] may be in one of four possible
 1.  <dfn export for=timeline lt="timeline after phase|after phase">after</dfn>
 
 A [=timeline=] in the [=timeline inactive phase|inactive phase=] can
-also be called an <dfn>inactive timeline</dfn>
+also be called an <dfn export>inactive timeline</dfn>
 
 An [=inactive timeline=] has an [=unresolved=]
 [=timeline current time|current time=].
 
 ### Document timelines ### {#document-timelines}
 
-A <dfn>document timeline</dfn> is a type of <a>timeline</a> that is <a
+A <dfn export>document timeline</dfn> is a type of <a>timeline</a> that is <a
 lt="timeline associated with a document">associated
 with a document</a> and whose <a lt="timeline current time">current time</a>
 is calculated as a fixed offset from the |now| timestamp provided each time the
 [=update animations and send events=] procedure is run.
-This fixed offset is referred to as the document timeline's <dfn>origin
-time</dfn>.
+This fixed offset is referred to as the document timeline's <dfn>origin time</dfn>.
 
-Issue(2079): There must be a better term than &ldquo;origin time&rdquo;&mdash;
-             it's too similar to &ldquo;time origin&rdquo;.
+Issue(2079): There must be a better term than "origin time"&mdash;
+             it's too similar to "time origin".
 
 
 The [=timeline phase|phase=] of a <a>document timeline</a> at a given moment is
@@ -805,37 +804,37 @@ The relationship between an animation and an <a>animation effect</a> is
 analogous to that of a DVD player and a DVD.
 </div>
 
-An <dfn id="concept-animation">animation</dfn> connects a single <a>animation
-effect</a>, called its <dfn>associated effect</dfn>, to a <a>timeline</a> and
+An <dfn export id="concept-animation">animation</dfn> connects a single <a>animation
+effect</a>, called its <dfn export for=animation>associated effect</dfn>, to a <a>timeline</a> and
 provides playback control.
 Both of these associations are optional and configurable such that
 an <a>animation</a> may have no <a>associated effect</a> or
 <a>timeline</a> at a given moment.
 
-An [=animation's=] <dfn>document for timing</dfn> is the {{Document}} with which
+An [=animation's=] <dfn export for=animation>document for timing</dfn> is the {{Document}} with which
 its [=timeline=] is <a lt="timeline associated with a document">associated</a>.
 If an animation is not associated with a timeline, or its timeline is not
 associated with a document, then it has no [=document for timing=].
 
-An <a>animation</a>'s <dfn>start time</dfn> is the
+An <a>animation</a>'s <dfn export for=animation>start time</dfn> is the
 <a>time value</a> of its <a>timeline</a> when its <a>associated effect</a>
 is scheduled to begin playback.
 An animation's start time is initially <a>unresolved</a>.
 
-An <a>animation</a> also maintains a <dfn>hold time</dfn> <a>time value</a>
+An <a>animation</a> also maintains a <dfn export for=animation>hold time</dfn> <a>time value</a>
 which is used to fix the animation's output <a>time value</a>, called its
 <a>current time</a>, in circumstances such as pausing.
 The <a>hold time</a> is initially <a>unresolved</a>.
 
 In order to establish the relative ordering of conflicting <a>animations</a>,
-animations are appended to a <dfn>global animation list</dfn> in the order
+animations are appended to a <dfn export>global animation list</dfn> in the order
 in which they are created. Certain <a lt="animation class">classes of
 animations</a>, however, may provide alternative means of ordering animations
 (see [[#animation-classes]]).
 
 ### Setting the timeline of an animation ### {#setting-the-timeline}
 
-The procedure to <dfn>set the timeline of an animation</dfn>,
+The procedure to <dfn export for=animation>set the timeline of an animation</dfn>,
 <var>animation</var>, to <var>new timeline</var> which may be null, is as
 follows:
 
@@ -849,7 +848,7 @@ follows:
     <a>unresolved</a>.
 
     Note: This step ensures that the <a>finished play state</a> of
-    <var>animation</var> is not &ldquo;sticky&rdquo; but is re-evaluated
+    <var>animation</var> is not "sticky" but is re-evaluated
     based on its updated <a>current time</a>.
 
 1.  Run the procedure to <a>update an animation's finished state</a> for
@@ -858,7 +857,7 @@ follows:
 
 <h4 id="setting-the-associated-effect" oldids="setting-the-target-effect">Setting the associated effect of an animation</h4>
 
-The procedure to <dfn>set the associated effect of an animation</dfn>,
+The procedure to <dfn export for=animation>set the associated effect of an animation</dfn>,
 <var>animation</var>, to <var>new effect</var> which may be null, is as
 follows:
 
@@ -882,7 +881,7 @@ follows:
     <var>animation</var> with the <var>did seek</var> flag set to false, and
     the <var>synchronously notify</var> flag set to false.
 
-The procedure to <dfn>reset an animation's pending tasks</dfn> for
+The procedure to <dfn export for=animation>reset an animation's pending tasks</dfn> for
 <var>animation</var> is as follows:
 
 1.  If <var>animation</var> does not have a <a>pending play task</a> or a
@@ -902,7 +901,7 @@ The procedure to <dfn>reset an animation's pending tasks</dfn> for
 ### The current time of an animation ### {#the-current-time-of-an-animation}
 
 <a>Animations</a> provide a <a>time value</a> to their <a>associated
-effect</a> called the animation's <dfn>current time</dfn>.
+effect</a> called the animation's <dfn export for=animation>current time</dfn>.
 
 The <a>current time</a> is calculated from the first
 matching condition from below:
@@ -941,7 +940,7 @@ The <a>current time</a> of an animation can be set to a new value to
 <em>seek</em> the animation.
 The procedure for setting the current time is defined in two parts.
 
-The procedure to <dfn>silently set the current time</dfn> of
+The procedure to <dfn export for=animation>silently set the current time</dfn> of
 an animation, <var>animation</var>, to <var>seek time</var> is as follows:
 
 1.  If <var>seek time</var> is an <a>unresolved</a> time value,
@@ -990,7 +989,7 @@ an animation, <var>animation</var>, to <var>seek time</var> is as follows:
 
 4.  Make <var>animation</var>'s <a>previous current time</a> <a>unresolved</a>.
 
-The procedure to <dfn>set the current time</dfn> of an animation,
+The procedure to <dfn export for=animation>set the current time</dfn> of an animation,
 <var>animation</var>, to <var>seek time</var> is as follows:
 
 1.  Run the steps to <a>silently set the current time</a> of
@@ -2037,7 +2036,7 @@ condition from the following:
 <div class="note">
 
 Note that the <a>paused play state</a> effectively
-&ldquo;wins&rdquo; over the <a>finished play state</a>.
+"wins" over the <a>finished play state</a>.
 
 However, an animation that is paused outside of its natural playback range can
 be converted from a <a lt="paused play state">paused</a>
@@ -5592,8 +5591,8 @@ keyframes using the following procedure:
 
             1.  Let <var>property name</var> be the key for <var>m</var>.
 
-            1.  If <var>property name</var> is &ldquo;composite&rdquo;, or
-                &ldquo;easing&rdquo;, or &ldquo;offset&rdquo;, skip the
+            1.  If <var>property name</var> is "composite", or
+                "easing", or "offset", skip the
                 remaining steps in this loop and continue from the next member
                 in <var>property-indexed keyframe</var> after <var>m</var>.
 
@@ -5627,16 +5626,16 @@ keyframes using the following procedure:
 
         1.  Let <var>offsets</var> be a sequence of <a>nullable</a>
             <code>double</code> values assigned based on the type of the
-            &ldquo;offset&rdquo; member of the <var>property-indexed
+            "offset" member of the <var>property-indexed
             keyframe</var> as follows:
 
             <div class="switch">
 
             :   <code>sequence&lt;double?&gt;</code>,
-            ::  The value of &ldquo;offset&rdquo; as-is.
+            ::  The value of "offset" as-is.
 
             :   <code>double?</code>,
-            ::  A sequence of length one with the value of &ldquo;offset&rdquo;
+            ::  A sequence of length one with the value of "offset"
                 as its single item, i.e.
                 &laquo;&nbsp;<code>offset</code>&nbsp;&raquo;,
 
@@ -5648,23 +5647,23 @@ keyframes using the following procedure:
             reached.
 
         1.  Let <var>easings</var> be a sequence of <code>DOMString</code>
-            values assigned based on the type of the &ldquo;easing&rdquo; member
+            values assigned based on the type of the "easing" member
             of the <var>property-indexed keyframe</var> as follows:
 
             <div class="switch">
 
             :   <code>sequence&lt;DOMString&gt;</code>,
-            ::  The value of &ldquo;easing&rdquo; as-is.
+            ::  The value of "easing" as-is.
 
             :   <code>DOMString</code>,
-            ::  A sequence of length one with the value of &ldquo;easing&rdquo;
+            ::  A sequence of length one with the value of "easing"
                 as its single item, i.e.
                 &laquo;&nbsp;<code>easing</code>&nbsp;&raquo;,
 
             </div>
 
         1.  If <var>easings</var> is an empty sequence, let it be a sequence
-            of length one containing the single 
D576
value &ldquo;linear&rdquo;, i.e.
+            of length one containing the single value "linear", i.e.
             &laquo;&nbsp;"linear"&nbsp;&raquo;.
 
         1.  If <var>easings</var> has fewer items than <var>processed
@@ -5687,20 +5686,20 @@ keyframes using the following procedure:
             easings</var>.
 
         1.  Assign each value in <var>easings</var> to a property named
-            &ldquo;easing&rdquo; on the <a>keyframe</a> with the corresponding
+            "easing" on the <a>keyframe</a> with the corresponding
             position in <var>processed keyframes</var> until the end of
             <var>processed keyframes</var> is reached.
 
-        1.  If the &ldquo;composite&rdquo; member of the <var>property-indexed
+        1.  If the "composite" member of the <var>property-indexed
             keyframe</var> is <em>not</em> an empty sequence:
 
             1.  Let <var>composite modes</var> be a sequence of
                 {{CompositeOperationOrAuto}} values assigned from the
-                &ldquo;composite&rdquo; member of <var>property-indexed
+                "composite" member of <var>property-indexed
                 keyframe</var>.
                 If that member is a single {{CompositeOperationOrAuto}} value
                 operation</a>, let <var>composite modes</var> be a sequence of
-                length one, with the value of the &ldquo;composite&rdquo; as its
+                length one, with the value of the "composite" as its
                 single item.
 
             1.  As with <var>easings</var>, if <var>composite modes</var>
@@ -5740,18 +5739,18 @@ keyframes using the following procedure:
         property value.
 
     1.  Let the <a>timing function</a> of <var>frame</var> be the result of
-        parsing the &ldquo;easing&rdquo; property on <var>frame</var> using the
+        parsing the "easing" property on <var>frame</var> using the
         CSS syntax defined for the {{EffectTiming/easing}} member of the
         {{EffectTiming}} dictionary.
 
-        If parsing the &ldquo;easing&rdquo; property fails, <a>throw</a> a
+        If parsing the "easing" property fails, <a>throw</a> a
         <span class=exceptionname>TypeError</span> and abort this procedure.
 
         Note: Using the CSS parser in both of the above steps implies that CSS
         comments and escaping are allowed but are not retained when the value
         is successfully parsed.
 
-        Note: In the case where the &ldquo;easing&rdquo; property fails to
+        Note: In the case where the "easing" property fails to
         parse, it is important that the <span
         class=exceptionname>TypeError</span> is thrown <em>after</em> all
         reading the properties from <var>object</var> since failing to do so
@@ -6353,7 +6352,7 @@ Acknowledgements {#acknowledgements}
 Thank you to Steve Block, Michael Giuffrida, Ryan Seys, and Eric Willigers
 for their contributions to this specification.
 
-Thank you also to Michiel &ldquo;Pomax&rdquo; Kamermans for help with the
+Thank you also to Michiel "Pomax" Kamermans for help with the
 equations for a proposed smooth timing function although this feature
 has been deferred to a subsequent specification.