Quiting a safari site that will not quit

We opened an email that had a web site that will not close without going into it further.

One possible thing to try:
Force-quit Safari (hold option key while click-holding on Safari dock icon).
Then relaunch Safari from the dock while holding down the shift key.
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Popup on Safari that will not go away

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