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 # --description--
 
-The phrase `cat photos` shows up twice on our webpage. Replace the words `cat photos` located inside the `p` element with the entire `a` element. The `p` element should show the same text in the browser, but the words `cat photos` should now be a link. Remove the `a` element with the text `cat photos` on the line below the `p` element.
+You can see the words `Cat Photos` next to the image now, they are underlined. That's your anchor or link, feel free to give it a click. In the text of your `p` element, turn the words `Cat Photos` in into a link that links to `https://freecatphotoapp.com`. When you are done, remove the old anchor tag and text below the paragraph.
 
 # --hints--