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There are two things you need to do in this task. First, you need to write a selector for the `a` element which is more specific than the selector used to turn the background blue. I have achieved this by using the `id` selector which has very high specificity.
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Then you need to remember that there are special keyword values for all properties. In this case I am using `inherit` to set the background back to be the same as its parent element.
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Then you need to remember that there are special keyword values for all properties. In this case I am using `initial` to set the background back to be the same as the default style of your browser, which is white.
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