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It appears you’ve pasted a block of HTML and SVG code commonly used for embedding logos or icons within a webpage, in this case, links to social media or related external sites such as YouTube. These SVG snippets are vector graphics used to display logos or icons that look sharp at any resolution and are often styled with CSS or manipulated with JavaScript.
This code defines two sets of SVG graphics, one that appears to represent a “G” logo (possibly Google) given the coloration and style of the path elements and the `fill=”#ea4335″` attribute, which applies a red color, characteristic of the Google brand color.
The other SVG code defines a YouTube play button and associated text, which is styled with various grayscale tones (as indicated by `fill=”#888″` and other similar attributes) and contains textual elements (“Youtube” and “Single Article”) for analytics tracking with Google Analytics (`gtag` function).
This SVG code would typically be part of a larger HTML document, possibly within a footer or header where links to social media channels are placed. When rendered in a browser, users would see stylized graphics that they could click on to navigate to the associated external pages.
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