The page source for http://www.nordpoolspot.com/Market-data1/Elspot/Area-Prices/ALL1/Hourly/ includes this latin(?) paragraph:

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There is no obvious link between the page subject matter and the latin language. I have long forgotten the latin I learned at school, Google Translate doesn't come up with anything that makes any sense to me, and this text appears only in the source, not in the page as rendered in my browser.

What is the purpose of including text like this in the page source? Why is it there?

What is the purpose of including text like this in the page source?

The lorem ipsum text is often used while developing a design, because designers will lack content. Most likely, they forgot to remove it.

Thanks. That makes sense.

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