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<div l></div>
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<div l r></div>
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<div h></div>
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<div y></div>
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<div y r></div>
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<div s></div>
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<div l n></div>
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<div l n r></div>
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<style>
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  body{background:#191919}
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  div {
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    position:absolute;
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    background: #FE5F55;
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    height: var(--h);
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    width: var(--w);
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  }
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  [h] {
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    top:75;
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    left:135;
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    border-radius:60px;
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    --h:150px;
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    --w:130px;
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  }
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  [s] {
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    background:#A64942;
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    top:145;
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    left:125;
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    border-radius:70px 70px 55px 55px;
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    --h:100;
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    --w:150;
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  }
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  [y] {
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    top:125;
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    left:160;
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    background:#000;
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    border-radius:50%;
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    --h:10;
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    --w:10;
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  }
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  [l] {
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    background:#000;
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    top:75;
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    left:145;
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    border-radius:50%;
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    border: 5px solid #FE5F55;
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    rotate:45deg;
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    --h:10;
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    --w:20;
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  }
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  [n] {
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    border-color: #0000;
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    top:170;
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    rotate:-45deg
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  }
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  [r] {
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    left:225;
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    transform:rotate(90deg);
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  }
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  [y]+[r] {
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    left:230;
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  }
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</style>
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I've tried using -webkit-box-reflect, but it doesn't seem to work out with absolute positioning...? Anyways, I think the main idea here is using border radius in pixels and percentages to get to 100%.
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