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Fix line length warning #17

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Resolves the following stylelint warning:

node_modules/suitcss-components-arrange/lib/arrange.css
59:86   ⚠  Expected line length equal to or less than 80 characters (max-line-length) [stylelint]

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@briandrum thanks! I am upgrading Styleling to v7 in suitcss/preprocessor/pull/32
I will merge this after that branch. By the way do you guys use suit at IBM? If so do you depend on node 0.12.0 ?

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@giuseppeg Hi! I am using suitcss and kss-node to build out a component library and living style guide for products we build at Explorys, which is a small part of IBM Watson Health. It's still in the early stages though I would like to see it adopted more widely, and hopefully I can make it public at some point – currently it lives on IBM’s GitHub Enterprise instance.

And no, we have no dependencies (since this is a new project). Thanks for updating stylelint, I had a few issues with that being outdated as I was getting started.

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@briandrum exciting stuff. Let me know if you need help!
fwiw: if you don't need to support legacy browsers we have a flexbox based grid which is more powerful than Arrange

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@giuseppeg Thanks, I’m sure I will take you up on your offer 😄 Unfortunately we will need to support some legacy browser for the time being, meaning we're locked to Grid v2.0.2 and Arrange.

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