Specific term required. Working on a book about William Holman Hunt inspired the English student James H. Coombs to author an early analysis of systems described by this word. Brian Reid's Scribe language began a split between the procedural and descriptive types of this concept. This is the second word in the acronym of the format of a HTTPRequest object that is paired with asynchronous JavaScript to communicate with web servers. (-5[1])That format, in which data must adhere to a DTD to be (-5[1])considered valid and well-formed, has a name that prefaces this word (15[1])with (*) "extensible." (10[1]-5[1])A lightweight (10[3])example (-5[1])of languages described (10[1])by this word was created by Aaron Swartz and John Gruber. That language, whose name is an ostensible antonym (10[1])of this word, (10[1])is commonly used (10[1])for README files. Tim Berners-Lee (10[2])created (10[1])one of these languages for displaying hypertext (10[2])on the web. (10[2])For (10[1])10 points, (10[1])what type of language for styling text documents (10[3])is the "M" in HTML? ■END■ (10[2])