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Maybe you dont understand how a wildcard normally works but they dont use it as a wildcard.
Normally a wildcard means that for example * is the same as anything not everything like a universal selector.
So new example:
.img1 and .img10 and .imgwhatever are the same as .img* if CSS had a wilcard, and it wont affect .img. But again CSS doesnt have wildcards, so thats just not possible in CSS.
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