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Sorry, I was wrong.
I was looking at "In this section" and was confused by the reference being the heading for another section, not the actual.
Within W3C standards and drafts, the construction "In this section" obviously is unique for CSS Values.
I have not checked all the standards, but anyway the construction is not utilized in relation to User Timing Level 2 and 3.
But there is a difference in status for the standards "CSS Values" and "User Timing", which could be the explanation :-) :
User Timing have a Standard and a Candidate Standard.
CSS Values have a Draft Standard and a Candidate Standard.
Now you know, why somebody denotes me being a dabbler :-)
https://www.w3.org/TR (W3C standards and drafts), section CSS Values and Units
The links to history for level 3 and 4 have been interchanged.
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