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Prompt: Generate me a block of valid html that only uses inline style with text that says "bimbo" offset to the left and up from center displayed in a very cute bold pink font. Offset to the right and down from center is "CORE" which is in a tough black font with Grey drop shadow. Ensure the font used the for "bimbo" text is super cute. do not use absolute positioning. the top left of the C in core and bottom right of the o in bimbo should overlap and both fonts should be large.

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Full response under the cut (although maybe i accidentally hit try again during copying the original bc it no longer has cursive)

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chatGPT: Here is an example of a block of HTML that uses inline styles to create a layout with two overlapping text elements, "bimbo" and "CORE," that are offset from the center of the page and have a slight overlap:

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This code uses the display: flex and justify-content and align-items properties to center the text elements on the page, and it uses the margin property to offset the "bimbo" and "CORE" text elements from the center and create a slight overlap. The "bimbo" text is pink and bold, and the "CORE" text has a grey drop shadow. The text elements are both large, and they overlap in the top left corner and bottom right corner.

Please note that this is just one possible way to create the layout you described using inline styles. There are many other ways to achieve the same result using different styles and HTML elements. This is just an example to provide you with some starting point.