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This rule prevents floated elements from "overwriting" each other. If an element is floated to the left, and another floated element is already there, the latter element will be placed against the outer right edge of the previously floated element. If, however, a floated element's top is below the bottom of all earlier floated images, then it can float all the way to the inner left edge of the parent. Some examples of this are shown in Figure 10-6.
The advantage of this rule is that all your floated content will be visible since you don't have to worry about one floated element obscuring another. This makes floating a fairly safe thing to do. The situation is markedly different when using positioning, where it is very easy to cause elements to overwrite one another.