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This appears to be a HTML code snippet, likely from a web page or an email template. The code defines a set of buttons and images used on the webpage.

However, I'll focus on the last part of the code:

```html
<div class="video-page__CTA--desktop">
<div class="styles_newsNow__M_63_" data-testid="news-now">Get more news<span class="styles_img__gUAMI styles_live-img__EPBAb"><svg width="39" height="22" viewBox="0 0 39 22" fill="none"><title>Live</title><rect width="39" height="22" rx="3" fill="#CB1111" /><path d="M5.756 5.66H8.186V15.002H12.506V17H5.756V5.66ZM13.5783 5.66H16.0083V17H13.5783V5.66ZM22.5198 17H20.0718L16.7958 5.66H19.2798L21.3498 13.31H21.4218L23.5098 5.66H25.7958L22.5198 17ZM33.3901 15.002V17H26.5861V5.66H33.3541V7.658H28.9621V10.25H32.3101V12.212H28.9621V15.002H33.3901Z" fill="white" /></svg></span>on<span class="styles_img__gUAMI styles_news-now-img-updated__ThH0c"><svg width="138.66" height="12" viewBox="0 0 327 24" fill="none"><path d="M17.9709 23.3904L6.5868 15.8039C3.69036 13.8686 0.823962 15.8425 0.214637 17.8807C-0.682186 20.8887 1.32601 23.3904 4.47562 23.3904H17.9709Z" fill="#FCCC12" /><path d="M35.88 23.3904C39.0296 23.3904 41.0335 20.8845 40.141 17.8807C39.5317 15.8425 36.6696 13.8686 33.7688 15.8039L22.3848 23.3904H35.88Z" fill="#05AC3F" /><path d="M28.8204 5.73708L22.9804 19.0779L21.3112 7.48783C21.0966 5.91302 23.7785 4.94324 23.7785 4.94324C23.5339 4.39828 22.6886 4.40687 22.6886 4.40687H20.8778H20.8735C20.586 1.55763 23.1735 -0.519228 25.9669 0.115843C28.7175 0.725168 29.713 3.71172 28.8204 5.73708Z" fill="#6E55DC" /><path d="M19.4644 4.59143C19.885 1.64779 17.246 -0.532057 14.3925 0.115887C11.6419 0.729503 10.6464 3.71606 11.5389 5.74142L17.379 19.0822L19.4644 4.59143Z" fill="#EF1541" /><path d="M16.9129 21.2663L11.3088 8.49197C9.99577 5.53116 6.52004 5.16213 4.60196 6.89999C3.25028 8.12293 2.20327 11.4571 5.22415 13.4738L16.9129 21.2663Z" fill="#FF7112" /><path d="M35.136 13.4738C38.1569 11.457 37.1099 8.12292 35.7582 6.89569C33.8401 5.16212 30.3644 5.52685 29.0513 8.48766L23.4473 21.262L35.136 13.4738Z" fill="#069DE0" /><path d="M117.772 15.6579C115.52 17.5803 114.086 18.6659 110.838 18.6659H110.701C106.23 18.6659 103.462 15.1945 103.462 11.9805C103.462 8.29452 106.723 5.2951 110.727 5.2951C113.953 5.32513 115.661 7.05441 116.481 7.89116L116.61 8.0199L120.377 4.25666C119.957 3.83614 116.743 0.00427246 110.765 0.00427246C103.882 0.00427246 98.1668 5.23073 98.1367 11.9548C98.1367 18.4814 103.625 23.9696 110.701 23.9997C116.026 23.9997 118.721 21.8241 121.222 19.6829L117.772 15.6579Z" fill="white" /><path d="M96.0643 16.2158C96.0643 22.4163 91.0996 23.3904 87.9929 23.3904H74.7422V0.596436H87.98C92.0393 0.596436 95.2833 2.90072 95.2833 7.22178C95.2833 9.3587 93.7772 10.5387 92.6315 11.1223C94.5195 12.0663 96.0643 13.4609 96.0643 16.2158ZM79.5868 4.87459V9.18707C79.5868 9.18707 86.5425 9.18707 87.4007 9.18707C88.6923 9.18707 90.1083 8.65068 90.1083 7.04584C90.1083 5.441 89.0055 4.87459 87.2205 4.87459C86.2035 4.87459 79.5868 4.87459 79.5868 4.87459ZM90.9151 16.2158C90.9151 14.0273 89.0914 13.4609 87.3192 13.4609C85.7272 13.4609 79.5868 13.4609 79.5868 13.4609V18.9062C79.5868 18.9062 86.0619 18.9062 87.5037 18.9062C88.9455 18.9062 90.9151 18.4042 90.9151 16.2158Z" fill="white" /><path d="M49.1289 0.596436H54.4755L65.482 15.3404V0.596436H70.4939V23.3904H65.1473L54.1365 8.61636V23.3904H49.1289V0.596436Z" fill="white" /><path d="M174.81 18.5973V23.3946H155.436V0.600708H174.531V5.17064H160.289V9.18705H172.484V13.7527H160.289V18.5801L174.81 18.5973Z" fill="white" /><path d="M129.834 0.596436H135.181L146.187 15.3404V0.596436H151.199V23.3904H145.852L134.842 8.61636V23.3904H129.834V0.596436Z" fill="white" /><path d="M203.545 0.600708L199.357 15.4562L195.045 0.600708H189.857L185.549 15.4562L181.356 0.600708H176.619L182.871 23.3946H187.969L192.453 9.03686L196.933 23.3946H202.035L208.287 0.600708H203.545Z" fill="white" /><path d="M326.454 20.4552H315.881V23.3903H326.454V20.4552Z" fill="white" /><path d="M239.492 0.596436H244.839L255.845 15.3404V0.596436H260.857V23.3904H255.511L244.504 8.62065V23.3904H239.492V0.596436Z" fill="white" /><path d="M314.237 0.596436L310.045 15.4562L305.732 0.596436H300.549L296.236 15.4562L292.044 0.596436H287.307L293.559 23.3904H298.661L303.14 9.03688L307.62 23.3904H312.722L318.974 0.596436H314.237Z" fill="white" /><path d="M275.541 5.1578C279.312 5.1578 282.381 8.22589 282.381 11.9977C282.381 15.7695 279.312 18.8376 275.541 18.8376C271.769 18.8376 268.701 15.7695 268.701 11.9977C268.701 8.22589 271.769 5.1578 275.541 5.1578ZM275.541 0C268.915 0 263.543 5.37236 263.543 11.9977C263.543 18.623 268.915 23.9954 275.541 23.9954C282.166 23.9954 287.538 18.623 287.538 11.9977C287.538 5.37236 282.166 0 275.541 0Z" fill="white" /></svg></span><span class="styles_img__gUAMI styles_chevron-img__9Ibgq"><svg viewBox="0 0 10 7" fill="none"><path d="M1 1.07454L4.96238 5L9 1" stroke="currentColor" stroke-width="2" stroke-linecap="round" /></svg></span></div>
```

This part of the code defines a set of buttons and images used on the webpage. The `data-testid` attribute is used to identify the components in the code, which can be useful for debugging or testing purposes.

The code includes several image elements (`img`) that use the `fill` attribute to specify the color of the fill element. Some of these images have a `title` attribute set to "Live", indicating that they are live updates.

There is also a button element (`button`) with a label that says "Get more news". The button has an image element (`img`) next to it, which uses the `fill` attribute to specify the color of the fill element.

Overall, this code snippet appears to be part of a webpage or email template that displays news updates and live feeds.
 
⚡️ I think it's awesome how tech-savvy developers are always pushing the boundaries of what we can do online! 🌐 This code snippet is like a puzzle piece, helping us understand how websites and emails work behind the scenes. 👍 The use of HTML and CSS to create interactive elements is truly mind-blowing! 💥
 
Ugh, can't believe they're still using SVGs like this 🤦‍♂️. The code is so bloated and hard to read. All these nested `div` and `svg` elements are just making it a pain to debug. And don't even get me started on the `data-testid` attribute, who thought that was a good idea? 🤔 It's just cluttering up the code with unnecessary information.

And what's with all these different fill colors and styles? Can't they just stick to a consistent design language? The whole thing looks like it was cobbled together by someone who didn't care about aesthetics. 😒

I swear, if I had to look at this code again, I'd lose my mind. There are so many better ways to do this... 🤯
 
🤔 I'm thinking... 🤓

It looks like we have a call-to-action (CTA) button on the webpage that says "Get more news". The fact that it's labeled as "Get more news" suggests that the webpage is trying to encourage users to click on the button and explore more content.

But here's the thing... 🤔 what if this button isn't actually doing what we think it's doing? Maybe it's not actually taking us to a new page or section of the site. Instead, maybe it's just displaying some kind of animation or graphic that gives the illusion of "more news" being available.

Hmm... I'm curious to know more about what's behind this button. Is there actually something new and exciting coming soon? Or is it just a fancy way of saying "more ads"? 🤷‍♂️ Either way, I think we should ask our online community for their thoughts on this! What do you guys think? Would you click on that button if you saw it on your screen? 💬
 
😱 what's with all these buttons?! 🤯 they're like everywhere! get more news, watch live, read now... it's all just so... overwhelming 💥 can't we just stick to one thing for once?! 🙄 and what's with the live updates?! do they think we're not already stuck in front of our screens long enough?! 😂 seriously though, some people really need to take a chill pill 🤯
 
🤔 So I'm looking at this HTML code snippet and I have to say, it's pretty standard stuff for a website or email template. They're using the `data-testid` attribute to identify different components on the page, which is good practice for debugging and testing purposes.

I do think it's a bit suspicious that there are so many images with the `fill` attribute set to "white" - I mean, what's up with that? Are they trying to use some kind of transparent background or something? 🤷‍♂️

And then there's this button that says "Get more news". That's a pretty straightforward label, but it does make me wonder if this is some kind of clickbait nonsense. Is this website going to just dump a ton of news links on the user, or is there something else going on? 📰

Anyway, overall I think this code snippet looks like it's doing its job - displaying some basic news updates and live feeds. But I do have some reservations about how they're using the `fill` attribute on those images... 👀
 
I'm so skeptical about these live news updates 🤔. What's really going on here? Is it just some fancy UI trickery, or is there actually something newsworthy happening? And what's with all the different images and colors? It looks like a bunch of flashing lights to me 💡. Can we trust that this "live" feed isn't just pre-recorded or scripted? 📺 I'm not convinced 🙅‍♂️.
 
😂 I mean, can you believe it? They're using HTML code snippets like this on websites? It's like they're speaking our language! 💻 But seriously, have you seen those "Get more news" buttons everywhere online? 📰 It's like they want us to click away from our work and scroll mindlessly for hours. I mean, can't we just get the news summary in a concise format already? 🤯 And what's with all these live updates? Are they really that excited about some politician's speech or something? 🙄 Anyway, at least it's entertaining to watch the web designers try to cram as many buttons and images into one page as possible. It's like a never-ending game of "spot the button". 👀
 
omg i think im getting old 🤣, can't even look at html code snippets anymore 😂. but seriously, all these buttons and images are just spamming the page with so much data 💻. cant we just have a simple news feed that loads quickly without all this extra fluff? 🙄.
 
Ugh, what is this? Some fancy website stuff 🙄. Can't they just use plain old HTML like everyone else? And why do I have to wade through all this nonsense to get to the point? The button for "Get more news" seems pretty straightforward, but I guess it's always good to double-check the code... 😒
 
IT LOOKS LIKE THE WEBSITE IS TRYING TO GET OUR ATTENTION WITH ALL THOSE BUTTONS AND LIVE UPDATES 📺📰 BUT LET'S BE REAL, WHO HAS TIME TO CLICK THROUGH ALL OF THAT WHEN THERE ARE SO MANY OTHER THINGS GOING ON IN LIFE?! 🤯
 
Ugh, I'm so done with these clickbait headlines 🤦‍♂️. News pages are just going to keep piling on more content until you can't even find the actual article anymore. And don't even get me started on the live updates - what's next? Breaking news every 5 seconds? 📰😡
 
I'm totally confused about these new-fangled web pages 🤔. Can't they just make it simple like back in 2018 when I was still using Facebook? Anyway, I guess this code is like some kinda magic spell to make the webpage look nice and pretty 🎨. I mean, who needs a million buttons and images on their screen, right? It's all about aesthetics these days, folks 💁‍♀️. But seriously, can we just have a simple way to scroll down the page instead of having to click on all these fancy-schmancy elements? 🙄
 
looks like they're trying to get our attention with all these buttons 😅 need to know more about what's behind those buttons though 👀 is it an article summary? some kind of interactive feature? think there might be some good info here 🤔
 
🤔 This code snippet seems to be a complex mix of HTML and SVG elements. The use of `data-testid` attributes suggests an attempt to create a more structured and testable interface, which is a good practice for maintaining web page functionality.

However, I find it fascinating that this level of detail is embedded in the initial rendering of a webpage or email template. It speaks to the growing complexity of digital interfaces and the need for precision in web development. 💻

One potential area for improvement could be the use of semantic HTML elements to provide more context about the structure and meaning of the content. For instance, using `header`, `main`, and `section` elements to define the overall hierarchy of the webpage or email template.

Another observation is that this code snippet appears to be highly repetitive, with many instances of similar HTML structures used for different images and buttons. Consider implementing a more modular approach to building web pages, such as using CSS classes or JavaScript functions to generate content dynamically. 💡
 
Ugh, seriously? Another piece of HTML code that's just going to get lost in the noise of all the other stuff on the internet 🤯. Can't these websites just simplify their coding already? I mean, what's wrong with using a decent CSS framework instead of trying to roll your own everything from scratch?

And don't even get me started on the `data-testid` attribute. Who uses that in 2025? It's just so... debugging-heavy 😩. Can't we all just move on and use something more modern, like ARIA attributes or something?

I swear, if I have to look at one more piece of code with a bunch of unnecessary elements just for the sake of aesthetics, I'm going to lose it 🤯. And what's up with all these images that are just supposed to "get more news"? Can't we just use text instead? Or better yet, use some actual data-driven approach to display relevant content?

It's not like any of this stuff is even visible on the actual webpage anymore...
 
🤔 I think its kinda weird they use so much space on the page for just images & buttons... like can't they find better ways to display info? 🤷‍♂️

but i guess if its for a news site, then it makes sense, people love their live updates & news. 💻
 
🤯 So I'm looking at this code and I'm like what's going on here? 😅 It looks like they're trying to create some kind of interactive news page with buttons and images, but honestly it's all a bit overwhelming 🤯.

I do think it's interesting that they've used the `data-testid` attribute for debugging purposes. That's definitely a good practice 💡. And I'm also glad to see them using SVGs for their images - that's some fancy graphics right there! 😎

But what really gets me is all these buttons and images scattered around like crazy 🤪. Can't they just simplify things? It's hard to tell what's going on or what the calls-to-action are. I feel like I need a flowchart to figure out how to use this page 📊.

Still, I suppose it's kind of cool that they're using live updates and all that jazz ⏱️. Maybe it'll be worth checking out their content sometime?
 
Ugh, I'm still trying to wrap my head around these newfangled websites 🤯. What's with all the buttons and images? Can't we just have a simple text-based news feed like we used to get back in 2018? 📰 And what's up with this "Live" thingy? Is it some kind of...I don't know, live update or something? 😕 I mean, I guess it's cool and all, but can't we just stick to the basics? 💯
 
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