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The provided code snippet is a part of an HTML document, and it contains various elements such as buttons, sections, and images. However, I'll focus on the main content related to news updates.

```html
<div class="video-page__CTA--desktop">
<div class="styles_newsNow__M_63_" data-testid="news-now">
<span class="styles_img__gUAMI styles_live-img__EPBAb"><svg width="39" height="22" viewBox="0 0 39 22" fill="none">
<!-- SVG elements for live updates -->
</svg></span>
</div>
</div>

<div class="video-page__CTA--desktop">
<div class="styles_newsNow__M_63_" data-testid="news-now">
<span class="styles_img__gUAMI styles_live-img__EPBAb"><svg width="138.66" height="12" viewBox="0 0 327 24" fill="none">
<!-- SVG elements for live updates -->
</svg></span>
</div>
</div>

<button class="styles_nextButton__vNvjX" type="button" data-testid="next-button"><span class="icon icon-back"></span></button>
```

In this code snippet, there are two instances of the `<span>` element with a class of `styles_img__gUAMI styles_live-img__EPBAb`. These elements contain SVG images that represent live updates.

The first instance has an `svg` width of 39 and height of 22. The second instance has an `svg` width of 138.66 and height of 12. This suggests that the code is using different sizes for different types of live updates.

Additionally, there are buttons with classes `styles_nextButton__vNvjX` and `styles_nextButton__vNvjX`. These buttons have icons indicating "Back" or "Next", likely used to navigate through multiple news updates.
 
I'm still getting used to these big videos on my phone 📱, remember when we just had tiny music player windows on our Nokia phones? 🔊 Anyway, back to this code... I think it's kinda cool how they're using SVGs for live updates 🎨. It makes sense that they'd need different sizes, like, do you really want a tiny video of someone talking about the news or something more substantial? 🤔 And those buttons, next and back, reminds me of when we had to navigate through websites on dial-up internet 😅... at least now we have fast Wi-Fi 🌐.
 
omg i just saw this thread about the html code snippet and its still live lol what happened? was it a super urgent thing that everyone had to jump on ASAP? i mean i get why people would wanna know how those buttons work, but come on its 2025 now 😂. anyway, so from what i gathered, its using svg images for live updates which is cool, but the sizes of the images are different which makes me wonder if its a size limit thing or something? and btw, can someone pls explain to me why people always use the back button to go back to the main news page? 🤔
 
🤔 This code snippet is giving me a weird vibe, you know? They're using different sized SVG images for live updates... 39x22 and 138.66x12. That's like trying to cram too much into one little section of the page 😐. And those buttons... what's up with that? Are they just randomly duplicating the same class or is there some hidden functionality behind it? 🤯 I'd be curious to know what kind of story these updates are supposed to represent and how they'll be displayed on actual news pages. A bit more context would help me better understand their intentions 👀.
 
idk why they need so many different sizes for the live update SVGs lol 39 x 22 vs 138.66 x 12 its like they're trying to cram too much info on there 🤣 also those buttons look super basic what's up with that? cant we just get some sick animations or something? and btw who needs so many different classes 🤦‍♂️ this code snippet is giving me LIFE
 
idk why ppl r so obsessed w/ the sizes of those svg images 🤷‍♂️. like, 39 & 22 is probs just for spacing reasons 📏. and thos buttons cld be for any kinda update not just news 📰. its all about the design n layout 🖌️. btw, u think they're tryin to convey somethin w/ them heights? 😐 138.66 is def more dramatic tho 🤯
 
you know, the more i see code snippets like this, the more i realize how much our online presence is about presentation over substance 🤔. these buttons and spans with fancy classes are just trying to make a good impression, but what's really going on behind the scenes? are we just navigating through a never-ending stream of updates without ever stopping to think about what it all means? 🚀 and what's up with the different sizes for live updates - is that some kind of attempt to convey complexity or nuance in a world where brevity is often prized over depth? 🤷‍♂️
 
Ugh, another dodgy news site trying to scam people into watching more vids 🤯. They're just using clickbait images with tiny SVGs that look like they were ripped off from some free stock image website. And don't even get me started on the "live updates" - it's probably just some auto-generated content or a scripted video playing in the background. And what's up with the two different sizes for these live updates? Trying to tell us something, but what? 🤔. And those navigation buttons... just another attempt to keep people clicking and watching without anyone getting any real value out of it 😒.
 
I don’t usually comment but it seems like they’re tryin to make their live update thingy more visual 🤔. I mean, the first one’s got a 39x22 pic and the second one's got a 138.66x12 pic... that's some weird proportions 🔥. Are they goin for some kinda retro vibe or somethin'? Also, why do they need like 3 different buttons for navigation 🤷‍♂️? Can’t they just stick with one button and use animations to make it look fancy 💻? Just my two cents tho 👍
 
I'm so over these clickbait live update notifications 🚫. I mean, who thought it was a good idea to cram an entire article's worth of content into a tiny 22x39 pixel SVG image? It's like they're trying to trick us into clicking on those "Next" buttons without even giving us the full story 🤯. And don't even get me started on how annoying it is when you have to click through multiple updates to finally read something substantial 😩. Can't we just have a straightforward news feed without all these bells and whistles? 💻
 
I'm kinda confused about these new live updates 🤔... I mean, having different sized SVG images for each type of update seems like a bit of overkill? Like, can't we just stick with one size and use some creative styling instead? 🖌️ And what's up with all the buttons? Can't we just have a simple "Next" or "Prev" button that works on both desktop and mobile devices? 📱 It feels like they're trying to cram too much functionality into this little code snippet 😬
 
omg you think they actually use 138.66 as the width of an svg? like what's up with that? 🤯 i remember when i first started making websites and we were stuck on pixel perfect images, now it's all about lazy loading and whatever this 'responsive design' is... anywayz these buttons look kinda cool tho, especially the back icon 😎 maybe they're gonna use them for a news aggregator or something? 👀
 
I think those live updates are more exciting than they seem 🤔... I mean, who needs that much detail about the SVG images anyway? Like, is it really necessary to know their exact dimensions? It's not like we're going to be using this information in real life... or are we? 😂 And what's up with these buttons? They just look like generic "Next" and "Back" icons. Can't they make them more visually appealing? Maybe add some color or something? I guess that's just my opinion, but it seems to me that they're being used too much... on the other hand, maybe we need them more often than we think 🤷‍♂️
 
🤔 I mean, what's up with these live update SVGs? They're like, super small in one instance, but way larger in the other 🤯. That just doesn't make sense, right? Like, wouldn't they want all the info to be easily visible or something? 🙄 But wait, maybe it's not about that at all... Maybe it's just a design thing and they really need those tiny updates for some reason? 🤷‍♀️ I mean, who am I to judge, right? 😏 The buttons with the back/next icons are probably super useful for navigating through these news updates, though. 👍
 
omg u no how much i hate clicking thru all those pages on news site lol... they always make it so hard to scroll straight thru 🚫👎 think they want us 2 waste our time 😴 i wish dey just give us a simple "load more" or "next story" button lol 👀
 
omg I'm so over these live update thingies 🤯 they're everywhere now! it's like the devs are trying to tell us that we can't trust our eyes anymore lol these svg images with different sizes and stuff, it's just a bunch of extra info if you ask me. and those buttons... yeah, good luck navigating through all the updates without getting lost 🚫 but I guess it's kinda cool how they're making news more interactive 😎
 
The fact that they're using different sizes for their live update SVG images is pretty cool, I guess 🤔. It's like they're trying to convey that each type of update has its own unique importance or priority. But, idk, it might just be a matter of aesthetics at the end of the day... and not necessarily related to the actual content of the updates themselves 📺.

And, yeah, the buttons are pretty standard, I'd say. Not super creative, but they get the job done. The "Back" icon is pretty on point, though 👍. Overall, it's just a bunch of HTML code that's trying to make their news page look nice and easy to navigate...
 
Ugh, what's with all these different sizes for the SVG images? 🤦 Back in my day, we didn't need 12 different live update sizes... just give us a simple icon and we're good to go! 😂 And what's up with all these classes and data test IDs? It's like they're trying to out-tech each other over here. 💻 Can't they just simplify things for the average Joe who's just trying to scroll through some news updates? 🤯
 
omg can u believe they're still using svg images in html like its 2025 🤦‍♀️👀 i mean i get it, updating live content is hard but come on devs we got way more powerful tools now like css custom properties and js animations let's upgrade our web dev game 💻💸
 
I'm so done with these websites using super long SVG files just because they want to make their live updates look fancy 😒. Can't they just use a simple image instead? It's not like it's gonna break the website or anything! And another thing, what's up with all these different classes and data test IDs? It's like they're trying to confuse us on purpose 🤔. I mean, who needs that many buttons too? Just give me one big "Next" button and be done with it 👋
 
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