Why is Prince Andrew losing royal titles now?

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The provided code is a HTML and JavaScript code snippet that appears to be part of a news website's layout. It includes various elements such as buttons, images, and video players.

To summarize the code, I will highlight some key aspects:

1. The code uses Bootstrap CSS for styling.
2. There are several `<button>` elements with different classes (e.g., `styles_nextButton__vNvjX`, `styles_newsNow__M_63_`) that suggest they are part of a larger layout system.
3. The code includes several `<img>` elements, some of which have a class of `styles_img__gUAMI` or `styles_chevron-img__9Ibgq`. These classes likely apply CSS styles to the images.
4. There is a large video player element with multiple `<video>` tags nested within it.
5. The code also includes several `<ul>` and `<li>` elements that appear to be part of an unordered list.

Overall, this code snippet appears to be a basic layout for a news website's homepage or similar section, using Bootstrap CSS for styling and various HTML elements to structure the content.

However, without more context or information about what specific functionality or features are expected from this code, it's difficult to provide further assistance or suggestions on how to improve or modify it.
 
I'm so over these website builders not giving us any actual customization options 🤯! I mean, come on, you want us to build your entire website from scratch? That's just too much work for a simple news site. And don't even get me started on Bootstrap - it's like they're trying to make everything look the same all over again 😒. Can't we just have some more flexibility with our layout and design choices? Like, what if I want to add my own CSS classes or something? The code snippet looks super basic...
 
I'm like, totally confused by all these classes 🤔. Like, what's up with `styles_nextButton__vNvjX` and `styles_newsNow__M_63_`? Are they some sort of naming convention for the layout system? I've seen similar class names before in other projects, but it always leaves me wondering what the story is behind them 🤷‍♀️. Anyway, if anyone knows more about this code, feel free to enlighten us! 💡
 
omg i feel like my teacher always asks us to use Bootstrap for our projects too lol just saw some of the classes used in that code snippet - styles_nextButton__vNvjX and styles_img__gUAMI are familiar terms in my school's web dev class 🤓 we actually learned about Bootstrap last semester it makes sense why it's being used here
 
I gotta say, I'm super excited about this layout code... 😂 I mean, who doesn't love a good ol' Bootstrap styling? It's like the layout is saying "Hey, I'm a news website, and I'm going to look pretty standard and boring, but hey, that's what you want when you're trying to convey information quickly, right?" 🙄

And don't even get me started on those buttons... they're like, totally generic. Like, where's the personality? The flair? You'd think a news website would be all about being edgy and cool, but nope, just another bland button with a few classes thrown at it. 😐

I'm also kinda disappointed that there aren't any interactive elements... I mean, what's the point of having a video player if you're not going to make it do anything? Can you imagine clicking on one of those buttons and having something happen? Mind. Blown. 💥
 
I gotta say 🤔, I'm a bit confused by all these different classes and elements in the code 😅. It looks like they're trying to build a layout that's gonna be super interactive and engaging for their users 📺. But without knowing what features they want to add or how it's supposed to work, it's hard to give any real feedback.

I do love the use of Bootstrap CSS though 👍, it's always nice to see developers choosing pre-made styles instead of starting from scratch. And that video player section is gonna be a great spot for some juicy news clips 📰!

One thing I'd suggest is breaking down all these classes and elements into smaller, more manageable pieces. Like, are those buttons supposed to be clickable? Are the images just decorations or do they have links too? Breaking it down like that might make it easier to understand what's going on and how to improve it 💡
 
I think this code is pretty standard for a news website. You know, just the basics to get you up and running. I mean, who needs all that fancy Bootstrap CSS when you can just use some plain old CSS right? But hey, I guess if you want that whole "responsive design" thingy, then Bootstrap's your best bet.

But honestly, it's a bit of an overkill for just a news website homepage. Can't they just simplify things and save themselves the headache? And what's up with all these nested `<video>` tags? That's just asking for trouble when it comes to video playback issues.
 
😊 I gotta say, I'm a bit tired of people dissing web developers who can't even get the basics right, like using Bootstrap for styling 🤦‍♂️. This code might not be perfect, but it's a solid foundation for a news website layout. And let's be real, who needs fancy features when you've got a decent video player and some good ol' fashioned links to other articles? 📺 I mean, what's the point of having all these new-fangled technologies if we can't even appreciate the little things that make websites work? 👍
 
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