lynx -dump -accept_all_cookies -nolist -width 1000 https://www.apple.com | grep -Fxvf badlines.txt
 
 The lynx command is a text-based web browser that is commonly used on Unix-like operating systems.

The -dump flag causes the contents of the specified web page to be printed to standard output in a format that is suitable for saving to a file or for further processing.

The -accept_all_cookies flag tells the lynx browser to automatically accept all cookies that are sent by the web server.

The -nolist flag disables the generation of an index at the beginning of the dumped output.

The -width flag specifies the number of characters wide the output should be formatted.

The URL following the -width flag is the web page that the lynx command will retrieve and dump the contents of.

The grep command is used to search for specific patterns in a file or in the output of a command. The -Fxvf flags tell grep to:

    -F treat the search pattern as a fixed string, rather than as a regular expression
    -x only match entire lines
    -v invert the match, i.e., show only lines that do not match the pattern
    -f read the search pattern from a file, rather than from the command line

The badlines.txt file is the file that grep reads the search pattern from.

So, the overall effect of this command is to retrieve the specified web page, dump its contents to standard output, 
and then filter out any lines that match the patterns specified in the  badlines.txt file.

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