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Inline CSS is applied within an HTML document by adding the style directly to an HTML element using the "style" attribute. This method allows for specific styling of individual elements without needing to create a separate stylesheet. For example, if you wanted to change the color of a specific paragraph without affecting others, you would write:

```html

<p style="color: blue;">This paragraph will be blue.</p>

```

In this way, the CSS rules are embedded directly in the HTML markup, providing immediate and localized styling effects. This approach is particularly useful for quick styling changes or for applying styles to elements that might not be consistently styled throughout a larger document.

Using a separate stylesheet, querying a database, or utilizing a framework like Bootstrap represents different methods of applying styles and structures to web pages, but they do not pertain to inline CSS, which is explicitly about incorporating styles directly within the element's HTML tag.