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Push Button

Highlighted solution (659 characters)
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<div class="bg-rect">
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<div class="blue-circle"></div>
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<div class="button"></div>
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</div>
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<style>
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  body {
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    margin: 0;
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    background: #6592CF;
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  }
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  .bg-rect {
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    position: absolute;
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    top: 75px;
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    bottom: 75px;
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    left: 50px;
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    right: 50px;
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    background: #243D83;
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    overflow: hidden;
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  }
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  .blue-circle {
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    border: 50px solid #6592CF;
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    border-radius: 50%;
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    position: absolute;
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    left: 25px;
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    right: 25px;
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    top: -50px;
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    bottom: -50px;
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  }
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  .button {
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    position: absolute;
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    border-radius: 50%;
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    background: #EEB850;
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    top: 50%;
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    left: 50%;
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    width: 50px;
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    height: 50px;
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    translate: -50% -50%;
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  }
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</style>
My first solution when we started playing these CSS battles. Instead of using two inner divs, this could have been done with ::before and ::after pseudo elements - but I didn't know them too well back then.
Highlighted solution (270 characters)
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<div></div>
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<style>
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  body {
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    background: #6592CF;
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    display: grid;
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    place-items: center;
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  }
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  div {
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    background: radial-gradient(#EEB850 25px, #243D83 0 75px, #6592CF 0 125px, #243D83 0) 0 50% / 300px 300px;
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    height: 150px;
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    width: 300px;
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  }
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</style>
Gradients! This has been done when the Saturday edition of the Frontend Friday Folks started over from the beginning. I joined this time and tried solving it again in a different way. Using a radial-gradient and moving the background position seemed to make sense to me.
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