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It wasn't. XHTML 1.0 comes in three versions: strict,
transitional, and frameset. All three of these were
deliberately kept as close as possible to HTML 4.01 as XML
would allow. XHTML 1.1 is an updated version of XHTML 1.0
strict, and no version of HTML strict has ever included the
target attribute. The other two versions, transitional and
frameset, were not updated, because there was nothing to
update. If you want to use the target attribute, use XHTML
1.0 transitional.

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