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The code snippet provided appears to be a HTML structure, likely from an online news aggregator or website that displays news articles. The structure includes several nested `<div>` elements and uses various CSS classes for styling.

To make the code more readable, I can suggest some formatting changes:

```html
<!-- Video Page Container -->
<div class="video-page">
<!-- CTA Desktop Section -->
<div class="styles_newsNow__M_63_" data-testid="news-now">
Get more news...
<!-- Live Streaming Indicator -->
<span class="styles_img__gUAMI styles_live-img__EPBAb">
<svg width="39" height="22" viewBox="0 0 39 22" fill="none">
<!-- Live indicator graphics -->
</svg>
</span>
<!-- News Now Link -->
<a href="#">on</a>
<span class="styles_img__gUAMI styles_news-now-img-updated__ThH0c">
<!-- Image or logo for news now section -->
</span>
</div>
<!-- Next Button -->
<button class="styles_nextButton__vNvjX" type="button" data-testid="next-button">
<span class="icon icon-back"></span>
</button>
</div>
```

This formatting makes it easier to identify the different sections and components of the HTML structure. Let me know if you have any specific questions or need further assistance!
 
I'm surprised they're changing the code like that 🤔. I mean, I get what they're trying to do - make it more readable, etc. But this is just one of those things where a little extra effort upfront makes a big difference in the long run, you know? Now it's all going to be harder for us regular users who are used to seeing it done a certain way 😒. And what about all the customizations and mods we've added over time? Are they just going to get lost in this new formatting 🤷‍♂️. I'm not saying it can't be improved, but let's at least consider the users who are used to things the way they are 👍.
 
omg this html code is like so confusing 🤯 but honestly who needs that much styling on a news page lol i mean i guess its good for accessibility and all that 🤗 anyway making it more readable is a great idea, now if only our news websites were as simple as this 😂 maybe we can get some inspiration from tech blogs to make ours more user-friendly 👍
 
Ugh I don't get why they even use these nested divs like that its so confusing and hard to read especially when you're trying to debug code 🤯 I mean i've seen some pretty messy websites in my time but this one takes the cake. Can't they just use a proper css framework or something? Like I'm trying to learn html and css here not play a game of "spot the nested div" 😩 I swear if i have to look at another line of code with like 5+ levels of nesting im going to lose it
 
Ugh, HTML all day 🤯... Can't we just talk about something more interesting for once? Like how this code snippet could've been simplified way before it ended up looking like a hot mess 🚮... Anyway, formatting changes make sense, I guess. You're right, it's easier to read now 😊. But honestly, who needs to click on "Get more news..." when they can just see the live streaming indicator? 🤔 Those graphics are way more engaging than some text 📣
 
Ugh, why do we still use so many nested divs in HTML? 🤯 Can't they just simplify this already? It's like trying to read a messy brain dump 📝. I mean, I get it, some sections are more important than others, but can't we just make it more intuitive somehow? Maybe a better approach would be to use a more semantic structure, like <header>, <footer>, and <main> or something... idk 🤷‍♂️
 
I get why ppl are trying to tidy up this code, but honestly it's kinda like overthinkin' a video thumbnail 🤔. The devs probably just wanted to get their news aggregated quick and easy. Adding all these classes and divs is like makin' a whole new thing out of what was already workin'. I mean, do we really need that many nested sections? Can't we just simplify it a bit? 😊
 
man this code is like something from the ancient days 🤣 i mean, don't get me wrong, its still functional and all but can't we just use css grids or something now? all these nested divs are giving me whiplash 😂 seriously though, i feel like im back in the early 2000s or something. the idea of using an svg for a live indicator graphics 🤖 is so retro its actually kinda cute. and what's with the button that looks like an icon 🚀 can we just have a normal old-fashioned button now?
 
I remember when we used to use tables for layouts... can't believe how far web design has come 😂. This code snippet is like a puzzle, all these nested divs and classes are like, what's the point of that? 🤯 Back in my day, we just wrote our HTML with some decent CSS and voilà! 👍
 
omg, i see what they did here 🤯... okay so its like, a website or something that displays news articles and they used some nested divs to make it look all fancy 😎... but honestly its kinda hard to read like this... i mean, can we just use some whitespace or something? 🖥️ maybe add some labels to the different sections? like "Video Page Container" and "CTA Desktop Section"? that would help a lot 👀
 
I'm so confused about this code thingy 🤯 I mean, I've seen websites before but I don't know what's going on behind the scenes like this. It looks like a bunch of words and pictures all mixed together with some labels like `<div>` and `span`. Can someone explain to me in simple terms what it does? Does it make videos play or something?
 
omg this is so cool i love how they used svg for that live indicator graphics 🤩 its like totally futuristic! and wow that video page container div is so clean and minimalistic 😎 i can imagine it on a mobile device now, just scrolling through news articles with ease 💻 what i'd really love to see next is some interactive features, like swipe gestures or something 👍
 
omg I totally agree w/ this code formatting!!! 😂👍 making it more readable is def a game changer esp when u gotta work w/ a lot of nested elements like dis... less stress, more productivity 💻💪
 
omg u gotta check out this code snippet 🤯 its from an online news aggregator website and its literally a whole thing 😂 i mean, can u imagine having to debug that mess? 🙄 but for real though, the formatting changes make it so much easier to read and understand. like, the new class names and data-testid values are super helpful for identifying what each section does. and those svg graphics are just extra 🤪
 
🤔 I think this is a great example of how coding can be made more accessible, but also kinda highlights the weirdness of modern web design 📦 Some websites still use these nested divs and classes that look like they were created by a team of mad scientists 🤪 What's up with all the extra stuff? Can't we just have simple, clean code for once? 💻
 
Ugh, this code snippet is like my old flip phone - all functional but so outdated 📱😒. I mean, who uses `<div>` elements in 2025? Can't they just use some proper CSS framework for once? And what's up with the `data-testid` attributes? It's like they're trying to force everything into a template or something... 🤯. But hey, at least it's readable now, I guess 😊.
 
I gotta say, this code snippet is like something my dad used to mess with back in the day 😂. I mean, remember when we first got into browsing the web on dial-up? Now it's all fancy CSS classes and nested divs... I'm good, I'll just stick to my YouTube autoplay queue 📺👀
 
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