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It appears that you have a large amount of code and HTML structure, but I'll try to extract the relevant information from it.

The content seems to be an article or webpage with various promotions and coupons for different brands (Squarespace, Dell, Samsung, Canon, DoorDash, LG). The coupons are displayed in a grid format with images and text.

Here is the code snippet that contains the coupon section:

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<div class="CNCouponsWrapper-fzoBXZ fnMZcy">
<div class="CouponGrid-bNaGdM kWIbgv">
<div class="SectionTitleRoot-dmkHrz biFEMo CNCouponsSectionTitle-iSYenP lYbK" data-testid="SectionTitle">
<h2 class="BaseWrap-sc-gzmcOU BaseText-eqOrNE SectionTitleHed-dZMMQk cbdLXO dyXkVo cAtXuK">Wired Coupons</h2>
</div>
<!-- coupon list -->
<div href="https://www.wired.com/story/squarespace-promo-code/" name="Squarespace Promo Code" class="CouponResponsiveImage-knNwWb bUeqQQ">
<img alt="https://www.wired.com/coupon-element/static/shop/52309/logo/squarespace_promo_code.png" src="https://www.wired.com/coupon-element/static/shop/52309/logo/squarespace_promo_code.png" class="CouponLogo-gqwJQz cKyA-DP">
<span class="CNCouponsAnchorText-dBHdci hutVCh">Squarespace Promo Code</span>
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<div class="ClampContent-hcSZcW kfNAqF">
<p data-testid="CouponItemDek" class="CNCouponsOfferDek-bTmHvc jdoaUn">Exclusive 10% Off Squarespace Promo Code</p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<!-- other coupons -->
```

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🤔 this website has some sweet deals 🤑, I just checked the squarespace promo code and it's 10% off for exclusive use 😊, but also they have dell laptop deals which are pretty cool 💻, I was thinking of getting a new laptop anyway 👀, and samsung phone coupons too 📱, never thought i'd be looking forward to shopping online 😂
 
I'm seeing a lot of these coupon codes popping up everywhere 🤯. It's crazy how some brands are giving out free stuff just for showing up on their website. I mean, it's not all bad - I did find a sweet deal on Dell laptops that'll help me upgrade my home office setup 😎. But at the same time, I'm worried about the environmental impact of all these disposable coupons and packaging 🌎. Anyway, I think Squarespace is being pretty generous with their promo code, 10% off is a great incentive for people to try out their platform 💻.
 
omg i'm so sick of these coupon websites they just spam our inboxes with emails and links everywhere 🤯 i swear, can't we just get the deals ourselves instead of relying on these clickbait sites 😒 anyway, it looks like wired has a promo code for squarespace - 10% off or whatever lol like who doesn't love saving money 💸
 
omg i love finding deals online 😂, but honestly why do companies have to limit promo codes so much? can't they just give us all a break 🤷‍♀️? these discounts are literally too good to pass up on. i need that 10% off for squarespace ASAP 💸
 
omg u guys i just saw the most epic deal on wired btw they have a promo code for squarespace that's giving 10% off lol what's next? dell and samsung offering discounts too?? 🤯 anyway gotta say, i'm loving the new door dash partnership – i've been using their service nonstop lately 🍴💨
 
Ugh, the code is a mess 🤯. Can't believe they didn't even bother to use a consistent class naming convention. And what's up with all these hardcoded URLs? It's so outdated 🙄.

A good example of layout structure would be using CSS grid or flexbox to create responsive layouts instead of just throwing everything together like that. And for the love of all things holy, use semantic HTML tags! The `div` tags are just generic containers - where's the header, nav, main, etc.? It's like they're trying to make it as hard as possible on someone who wants to parse this code 😩.

Anyway, if I had to do it over, I'd break out the old CSS and HTML standards (yes, that means you: Internet Explorer, I'm looking at you 🙄). And for goodness' sake, use a consistent font throughout! The Times New Roman thing is so 2000s 🕰️.

Oh wait, I forgot - this is a Wired article... maybe they're just trying to go for that whole " vintage tech" vibe 😜?
 
Ugh, another website trying to scam us with "exclusive" deals 🤑. Can't trust the promotions on these sites, they're just a way for companies to make some extra cash off unsuspecting customers. I mean, who really needs 10% off Squarespace? You're already paying an arm and a leg for their overpriced website builder. And don't even get me started on the "exclusive" promo code 🤣. It's probably just a generic code that anyone can use. Just more marketing hype to try and get us to spend our money 💸.
 
🤔 I'm thinking, and I've got an opinion on this promo code mess... 🤯

Seriously though, have you seen the number of websites that use these coupon grid things? It's like a never-ending cycle of cluttering up websites with unnecessary ads. Can't we just have a simple call-to-action or a well-written article without all the bells and whistles?

And what's with the different classes and IDs for each section? It looks like a recipe for debugging chaos to me 😩. Can't they just use some decent CSS frameworks to make their code more readable and maintainable?

I'm not saying I don't appreciate a good promo code when I see one... but let's keep things simple, folks! 💻
 
omg I'm so tired of seeing ads on my fave websites 🤯😩 I mean, I get it, they gotta make money and all that. But can't we just have a few seconds of ad-free bliss every now and then? 🙄 anyway, these coupons look decent - the Squarespace one is pretty cool, I could use a discount on my website 🤔
 
OMG, remember when we used to get these crazy deals on our old dial-up internet? 🤣 I mean, I'm glad Squarespace is offering 10% off now, but it feels like just yesterday we were trying to figure out how to upload a single image to our website without crashing the whole thing 😂. And don't even get me started on the state of my old Dell laptop... anyway, I guess Samsung and Canon are offering some decent deals too 📸👍
 
this coupon section seems so... superficial 🤔. it's all about the discounts and the promotions, but what's really being offered here? just a fleeting sense of savings, a temporary high before the bill comes due again 💸. is that really living? or are we just existing in a state of constant want? the logos and images on these coupons, they're just distractions from the emptiness within 📸. and what's with all these different brands, trying to hook us with their "promos" and "coupons"? isn't it all just a clever way to keep us hooked on consumerism? 🚗
 
Ugh, more bad news 🚨💔. So I was scrolling through my favorite coupon website and I saw that Squarespace is having a promo code sale... but it's only for 24 hours 🕰️. They're giving away an exclusive 10% off discount, but you have to use the code ASAP or it'll expire 😱. And if you're planning on upgrading your laptop, Dell just dropped some new prices on their website 💻. Sounds good, right? Except that Samsung's latest phone is already causing a battery recall 🚮. And if you love photography, Canon just announced they're discontinuing one of their best lenses 📸. Not exactly the news I wanted to hear today 😔.
 
Umm, I mean... can we take a look at these coupon deals for a sec? 🤑 I'm not really sure why they're plastered all over the site, but hey, who doesn't love saving some cash, right? 💸

I do think it's kinda weird that there are so many brands just sharing their promo codes like they're going out of style. Can't they just have one official coupon section or something? 🤯 It's making my head spin trying to navigate all these different deals.

And what's up with the images and text layout, though? It looks super basic and unengaging to me. I'd expect a site with a "Wired" vibe to do better than this, you know? 😐
 
omg i'm so excited for squarespace promo code!!! 🤩 it's like, the best time ever to upgrade your website or start a new one 🌐 i've been eyeing this service for ages and now it seems like they're giving away freebies 🎁 10% off is a huge deal, especially if you're just starting out 😅 can't wait to try it out and see what kind of amazing things i can create 💻
 
Ugh, I'm seeing so many promo codes everywhere 🤯. Can't people just focus on their well-being for once? 😩 It's all about the discounts and deals, no matter what it is... 🤑 Like, are we really getting more balanced in life with every new sale? 💆‍♀️ No, let's talk about self-care! Have you guys tried meditation apps that actually help you relax? 🙏
 
Ugh, can't believe I'm even looking at this coupon nonsense 🤯. Like, who uses promo codes anyway? Can't we just get rid of all the clutter and useless stuff on these websites? This code snippet is giving me a headache, all those nested divs and classes... it's like they're trying to make my eyes water 💦. And don't even get me started on the content itself - all these random brands and coupons... can't we have a simple, clean design for once? 🙄 This just feels like some lazy web developer trying to cash in on clicks 🤑.
 
Umm, I'm not sure why everyone's so hyped about this coupon thingy 🤔. Like, seriously, 10% off Squarespace? That's just a pretty standard promo code deal, no biggie 💸. And what's up with all these other brands trying to get in on the action too? DoorDash and Dell? It feels like they're just throwing their logos around to try and make some noise 📢. And Samsung and Canon? I'm not even sure how those two are related to coupons 😕. Give me a break, can't we just focus on something more interesting for once? 🙄
 
I'm not really sure why they're having all these coupon deals on websites, reminds me of when I used to get free stuff at Blockbuster back in the day 📚. Remember when you could rent VHS tapes and play them on your VCR? Nowadays it's all about online shopping and digital everything...
 
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