Is there such a thing as CSS aliases?

Is it possible in CSS to write a rule which treats all instances of a certain tag as if they were this other tag?

For example, if I’m unable to alter the source CSS parameters/codes, how can I make “div .copycodes” inherit the paramaters for “table table table {background:#000000;}” ?

I want to change or copy this CSS code:

TABLE TABLE TABLE {background:#000000;}

to this:

DIV .COPYCODES {background:#000000;}

That is, I want “DIV .COPYCODES” to be the same as whatever “TABLE TABLE TABLE” is set to without actually knowing what “TABLE TABLE TABLE” is until after the page is loaded or during the loading of the html page.

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