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-Now that you've practiced with secondary colors, let's review how to create <dfn>tertiary colors</dfn>. Tertiary colors are created by combining a primary color with a nearby secondary color.
+Now that you've practiced with secondary colors, here's a review of how to create <dfn>tertiary colors</dfn>: tertiary colors are created by combining a primary color with a nearby secondary color.
 
 To create the tertiary color orange, update the `rgb` function in the `.one` CSS rule by setting red to its maximum value (`255`) and green to `127`.