I've used the 'Blueprint' framework extensively on various projects. It's a great starting point to develop quick prototypes. For the final production pages I always use a highly custiomised version but it still uses many of the underlying principles such as the css reset, typographic hierarchy and grid structure. CSS frameworks are definitely worth investing some time in I think.
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