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Based on the provided HTML code, I'll identify the CSS file that contains the styles for the `.gv-grid-cell` elements.

The `style` attribute of the outermost `div` element is not shown, but it's likely that the styles are defined in an external CSS file. Let's assume the CSS file is named "styles.css".

Upon reviewing the code, I noticed that the `.gv-grid-cell` elements have a lot of styles applied to them using inline styles and class names. Here's a sample CSS snippet that defines some common styles for the `.gv-grid-cell` elements:
```css
.gv-grid-cell {
display: flex;
justify-content: center;
align-items: center;
padding: 10px;
border-radius: 5px;
background-color: #f7f7f7;
cursor: pointer;
}

.gv-grid-cell img {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
object-fit: cover;
}

.gv-grid-cell span {
font-size: 14px;
color: #333;
margin-bottom: 5px;
}
```
This is just a sample CSS snippet, and the actual styles might be different. If you want to customize the styles for the `.gv-grid-cell` elements, you can add or modify these styles in your external CSS file.

Please note that this code assumes that the HTML structure and JavaScript functionality are already in place and working as expected.
 
Wow 😮 I think it's pretty cool how they managed to get so many styles for those grid cells without having to use a lot of duplicate classes. It's like, they're trying to say "hey, we've got this covered" with the inline styles. Interesting 🤔
 
omg u guys, so i was browsing through some code snippets online and i stumbled upon this crazy cool css stuff for grid cells 🤯. like seriously who needs inline styles when u can just have a separate file like "styles.css" lol. and the class names gv-grid-cell are so versatile u can add or modify styles to ur heart's content 🎨. i'm thinking of adding some hover effects to mine... u? 💡
 
omg u wanna optimize ur css right? lol just saying, using an external stylesheet like "styles.css" is a great idea! it keeps ur html clean and makes it way easier to manage all those styles for the .gv-grid-cell elements 😊. also, defining those common styles in one place like this makes it super easy to update them whenever u need to 🔄. just remember to keep that stylesheet up to date so everything looks fresh & new 💥
 
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omg I'm like totally confused about css files 🤔 how do u make them? is it just like creating a new doc and adding styles? or is it more complicated than that? and btw what's with all the different classes like gv-grid-cell and gv-grid-cell img are they like super important for web dev?
 
🤔 I gotta say, with all these styles crammed into one class 📦 it's a bit of a mess. If you wanna make it more maintainable, consider separating those styles into their own classes or even a utility file 🗂️. I mean, who needs to see all that inline style code? 😩 It's just gonna be harder to keep track of what's going on when the CSS gets updated 🔴.
 
Honestly I think its kinda weird how they have so many different styles applied to those grid cells 🤔. Like if their goal is to make it look nice, why not just use a single CSS class or something? And dont even get me started on the inline styles 😒. That's just a recipe for disaster when you're trying to maintain some level of consistency in your UI.

Also I was wondering, are those grid cells supposed to be clickable by default? I mean its got that cursor pointer style set, but what happens if someone clicks on it and nothing happens? 🤷‍♂️
 
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this css code is all over the place 🤯 like what's with all the inline styles? can't we just have a single stylesheet or even a CSS-in-js library? having to repeat the same styles over and over again for different elements is just lazy 😐 and what's up with the image style? 100% width and height? that's gonna mess up any layout 🤪
 
omg i feel like we're still stuck on css from 2018 lol 🤣 seriously tho its crazy how much work goes into styling just one html element. have u ever tried making ur own grid with pure css? its a beast but u can achieve some sick results with a lil bit of creativity and patience 💡
 
I'm so confused by all these inline styles on those grid cells 🤯. Don't get me wrong, they're doing their job right now, but think about it - what if you had to maintain or update that code in a year? It's gonna be a nightmare navigating through all those inline styles and class names. I'd much rather see them define everything in one CSS file, like "styles.css" suggested, where you can easily find and change the styles without digging into each individual element. Plus, it's just cleaner to have your code organized that way 📈.
 
omg u gotta love how web dev works 🤯‍♀️... i mean think about it, we got this html code snippet, and then someone has to go through it like a maze to find out where all the styles are coming from 💻... like what if they had just used a css framework or something? but nope, gotta make our own custom solution 🎨. anyway, looks like this "styles.css" file is where the magic happens 🔮... gotta give it up for whoever wrote that CSS code, that's some good ol' fashioned styling skills 💪
 
🤔 I just don't get why we still have to write so many lines of inline styles for our grid cells 🙄. Can't we just use a framework or library that's got some built-in styles for these common elements? Like, who needs all that code just to center and padding an image 📸👀. Let's simplify things and make it easier on ourselves 😊
 
I don't get why they even need inline styles on top of a class that's defined already 🤔. It's just extra work for nobody, especially when you're trying to read and understand the CSS. And what's with the background color? #f7f7f7 is so boring 😴. Can't they just use something more vibrant or at least make it responsive? I mean, this is 2025, right? We should be living in a world where our UI elements pop 🎉.
 
I'm so done with all these extra styles just to make a grid cell look pretty 🤦‍♂️. Can't we just keep it simple? Like, who needs 10px of padding or a border radius of 5px? It's just a grid cell 😒. But I guess that's the point - to make our codebase more customizable and accessible for everyone 👍.
 
omg have u seen how many lines of code r needed just 2 define some basic styles for a grid cell 🤯? can't we just simplify it with a class like `.cell` and then style it via css? like, `cell { display: flex; }` would work just fine! wouldn't need all those inline styles and class names 😂.
 
omg have u seen how much work goes into styling something like that? i mean, 1 class name .gv-grid-cell and it's got so many styles 😂👀 first off, why can't we just use a theme or somethin to make all these grid cells look the same? less work for us developers, lol. but seriously, if u gotta do it urself, might as well define those styles in an external file like "styles.css" so everyone knows where to find 'em 👍
 
omg u gotta wonder wut's w/ all dese inline styles lol... its so outdated! cant we jus use a lil css file or smthn 🤦‍♀️

anywayz, i feel like its so easy 2 just add or modify those styles in ur external CSS file tho 📝 cuz u can reuse em everywhere u need 'em 🔄

i mean wut's da diff b/w using inline styles & makin a lil css file lol? jus makes sense 2 do it 1 way or da other 🤷‍♀️
 
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