Styles specified with the .root selector take precedence over styles applied to any other node.

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The .root selector is typically used to target the root element of a component in CSS, but its precedence is determined by the specificity of the selector used, not by the fact that it targets the root element. More specific selectors or inline styles will take precedence over those applied with a .root class.

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