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-Give your `.bb1` element these style properties: `display: flex;`, `flex-direction: column;`, and `align-items: center;`. This will center the parts of the building using "flex" or "flexbox". You will learn about it in more detail on another project.
+Center the parts of your building by turning the `.bb1` element into a flexbox parent. Use the `flex-direction` and `align-items` properties to center the children.
 
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