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Gray placeholder text blocks sit centered on the page as transparent spans, hiding their content until hovered, when the text turns black on white. The CSS defines a fixed 480-pixel width and a gray background with invisible text, while the HTML supplies repeated lorem ipsum paragraphs inside a single span. Hovering any span reveals its lettering. The example relies solely on plain HTML and CSS, with no JavaScript libraries, to demonstrate a simple interactive reveal effect for a block of dummy copy.

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