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When doing CSS, the idea is to apply `css rules` to your `html elements`, you always have to select the element first, and then specify what rules you want to apply to it:

For example, this is the code if you want to make all my website anchors (`<a> tag's`) blue:
For example, this is the code if you want to make all your website anchors (`<a>` tags) blue:

```css
a {
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## 📝 Instructions:

1. Right now there is a style being applied that is responsable of making the anchor `red`.
1. Right now there is a style being applied that is responsible for making the anchor `red`.

2. Change the style to make your anchor look `yellow`.