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1. use seperator "." instead of "-", e.g. tag/magazine-25-02/page/1 => tag/magazine-25.02/page/1 Note: if you access the magazine for "LOAD MORE RESULTS" from the page (e.g. https://www.wired.com/magazine/what-lies-ahead/), WIRED will still give you the link "tag/magazine-25-02/page/1". But the actual url is "tag/magazine-25.02/page/1". 2. find story links in div.archive-list-component__items 3. use the same remove_tags, keep_only_tags etc. as in latest wired_daily.recipe, so the article can be downloaded successfully. 4. If no new stories are fetched, morepages = False The old way of making "morepages = False" is to catch HTTP exception. But accessing "tag/magazine-25.09/page/100" will not raise exception any more. 5. The url of story should begin with "/story" instead of "https://www.wired.com/". As a result, the basic url ""https://www.wired.com" should be added as prefix to the url of story.
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