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Why would you include a "normal" or "none" value into your css, since it changes nothing?
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Based on what I've learned in the html course.. If you have a certain style in CSS that covers for instance all <p> , but you want one <p> to be an exception, that's you apply the 'none' to override the default you've set.
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to prevent inherited element and go back to normal style