The text appears to be a snippet of HTML code, specifically the content of an iframe or an embed element on a webpage. The code is from a news article or a website and includes various elements such as:
* A list of video thumbnails with titles and durations
* A series of buttons for navigation (previous, next, live)
* A CTA button for "Get more news"
* Several HTML tags for styling and layout
The text also contains some JavaScript code snippets, but they are not executed in this context. The main purpose of the code is to display a list of videos and provide navigation options.
If you'd like me to help with anything specific related to this code (e.g., extracting metadata from the video titles, modifying the layout, etc.), please let me know!
* A list of video thumbnails with titles and durations
* A series of buttons for navigation (previous, next, live)
* A CTA button for "Get more news"
* Several HTML tags for styling and layout
The text also contains some JavaScript code snippets, but they are not executed in this context. The main purpose of the code is to display a list of videos and provide navigation options.
If you'd like me to help with anything specific related to this code (e.g., extracting metadata from the video titles, modifying the layout, etc.), please let me know!
. Can't they just make a simple news page without all these extra things getting in the way? It's like they want to confuse us with too many options and not enough content 
. And what's up with all these JavaScript codes?! Can't we just get some decent, straightforward information on here? I swear, sometimes I feel like I need a degree in computer science just to understand what's going on 
. Anyway, if you're one of those coding geniuses out there who can help simplify this mess, that'd be awesome 
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I mean, I get that they're trying to make it easy for people to navigate and stuff, but do we really need so many options? Like, can't we just swipe or click on one of the videos already? And what's with the "Get more news" button? Is this some kind of clickbait trap 
? And those video thumbnails... they're all pretty similar. Can't they mix it up a bit? I feel like I'm scrolling through a highlight reel or something.
anyway, have u tried disabling all the unnecessary add-ons while browsing? trust me, it's like a breath of fresh air. 
also, try using adblocker & private browser for those pesky tracking cookies 
Code can be confusing but it's like trying to read between the lines of a story - some things are left unsaid 
. The fact that this is just code and not actually being executed yet makes you wonder what would happen if you run it 
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can't wait to click through and see what's new 
also why do u think they used iframes like that? is it for security reasons or just easier to load the videos? 
. nobody's really watching the vids or caring about the content. they're just clickin' through cuz they think it'll be entertaining or somethin'. newsflash: most vids are just people talkin' or somethin' boring 
. why can't we just have a good ol' fashioned article or summary w/o all these bells and whistles? 
And don't even get me started on these JavaScript codes, I'm like "what's the point of that?" 
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. I mean, I've seen websites with fancy buttons and pretty pictures before, but this just seems like technical jargon to me 
. It's like they want us to click around for ages just to find what we're looking for. And don't even get me started on these "CTA" buttons 
All these buttons for navigation, I just want to watch the video already. And what's with all this JavaScript code? It's like they're trying to outsmart us or something 
it's so clean and simple, you can just focus on the content