What's wrong with the following HTML markup: <p style"font-size:10px;">Copyright <span>2015</span></p>?

The style attribute is missing an equals (=) sign.

But under the current HTML standards, the double-quotes (") above are optional, as long as the attribute value has no spaces.

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