The provided code is a snippet of HTML and JavaScript that appears to be part of a web page's content. It includes a list of items with recirculation metadata, such as the ID, title, and thumbnail image URL.
Here's a breakdown of the code:
1. `<section class="content__body--footer">`: This line starts a new HTML section element with a class of "content__body--footer". The content within this section will be used for the footer area.
2. `<aside class="component list recirculation component--type-recirculation component--type-recirculation-collection">`: This line starts an HTML aside element with several classes, including "component", "list", and "recirculation". The "collection" part suggests that this is a collection of items.
3. `<div class="component__heading-wrapper recirc">`: This line starts a new div element with a class of "component__heading-wrapper" and "recirc".
4. `<h3 class="component__title">Face The Nation Transcripts</h3>`: This line creates an HTML h3 element with the text "Face The Nation Transcripts".
5. `<ul>...</ul>`: This line starts an unordered list (ul) that will contain several items.
6. Each item in the ul is represented by a separate HTML list item (li) element, which includes:
* An SVG image element (`<svg>`) with a reference to "recirc-cbs-news".
* A h2 element with either a transcript title or a transcript description.
* A div element with a class of "thumb" that contains an img element with the thumbnail URL.
The code also includes several meta tags, such as `data-recirc-source="chartbeat"` and `<section class="content__tags">`, which suggest that this page is using some sort of content management system or data aggregation tool.
Here's a breakdown of the code:
1. `<section class="content__body--footer">`: This line starts a new HTML section element with a class of "content__body--footer". The content within this section will be used for the footer area.
2. `<aside class="component list recirculation component--type-recirculation component--type-recirculation-collection">`: This line starts an HTML aside element with several classes, including "component", "list", and "recirculation". The "collection" part suggests that this is a collection of items.
3. `<div class="component__heading-wrapper recirc">`: This line starts a new div element with a class of "component__heading-wrapper" and "recirc".
4. `<h3 class="component__title">Face The Nation Transcripts</h3>`: This line creates an HTML h3 element with the text "Face The Nation Transcripts".
5. `<ul>...</ul>`: This line starts an unordered list (ul) that will contain several items.
6. Each item in the ul is represented by a separate HTML list item (li) element, which includes:
* An SVG image element (`<svg>`) with a reference to "recirc-cbs-news".
* A h2 element with either a transcript title or a transcript description.
* A div element with a class of "thumb" that contains an img element with the thumbnail URL.
The code also includes several meta tags, such as `data-recirc-source="chartbeat"` and `<section class="content__tags">`, which suggest that this page is using some sort of content management system or data aggregation tool.
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like nobody even cares about it anymore its just a bunch of old code snippet left over from when web design was all about making stuff look pretty rather than actually being useful 
and what's with the svg image element? can't we just use pngs or gifs like everyone else 
its like, so obvious dat it's from a CMS or somethin 
its def not 4 accessibility lol 
It's like they're trying to manipulate our perception of what's new and important. And don't even get me started on the meta tags - it's clear they're using some kind of algorithm to churn out clickbait headlines. I'm calling foul on this one!
. And dont even get me started on this "recirc-cbs-news" thing... sounds like some kind of tracking code 
. Id rather see some actual content in there instead of all that technical stuff 
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