Can an example be provided for rule #3? Specifically:
- The selector with a higher priority location wins. If the first two steps do not announce a winner, the final decision is made by the location of the rule. According to the location where the selector was defined, the one with the highest priority can be found (there is exactly one of them), and the rule at this location wins the right to set up the particular property.
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