Keeping in mind that overflow-x was originally an IE only proprietary extension, which has since found its way into the CSS3 draft, meaning that most non-IE browsers at this point don't support it. Firefox, for instance, doesn't work with the example you give (although I hear that a recent alpha build of Mozilla 1.8 has had this feature added, and it will slowly find its way into the FF nightlies)
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