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Christmas Tree

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<div></div>
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<style>
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  body {
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    background: #007065;
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    --c: #00A79D;
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  }
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  div {
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    inset: 25px 75px;
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  }
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  div::after {
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    inset: -225px -125px;
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    --c: #FFEECF;
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  }
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  div::before {
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    inset: -175px -125px;
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    --c: #F5C181;
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  }
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  div,div:after,div:before {
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    content: '';
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    position: absolute;
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    width: 0;
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    height: 0;
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    border-top: 0;
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    border: 125px solid transparent;
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    border-bottom: 100px solid var(--c);
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  }
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</style>
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Using pseudo elements here to check the stacking seemed to be a good way to solve this.
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<div c></div>
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<div b></div>
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<div a></div>
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<style>
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  body {background:#007065}
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  div {
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    position: fixed;
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    left: 75;
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    width: 250;
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    height:100;
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    background: conic-gradient(at 50% 0, #0000 128.66deg, var(--c) 0 231.34deg, #0000 0);
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  }
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  [a] {
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    --c:#FFEECF;
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    top: 50;
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  }
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  [b] {
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    --c: #F5C181;
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    top: 100;
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  }
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  [c] {
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    --c:#00A79D;
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    top: 150;
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  }
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</style>
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Saturday CSS battle made me redo this with a gradient!
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<c><b><a><style>*{background:#007065}a,b,c{position:fixed;left:75;width:250;height:100;background:conic-gradient(at 50%0,#0000 128.66deg,var(--c)0 231.34deg,#0000 0)}a{--c:#FFEECF;top:50}b{--c:#F5C181;top:100}c{--c:#00A79D;top:150
...and make it very small!
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