The provided context is a complex HTML document with embedded CSS and JavaScript. To extract the pure HTML content, I would need to parse the document and remove all non-essential elements like scripts, styles, and comments while preserving the core structure and content.

However, since I cannot execute code or access external files, I can only describe the process:

1. **Extract the main content blocks**: The HTML contains multiple sections with headings, paragraphs, lists, and links.
2. **Remove script and style tags**: These are for functionality and styling, not content.
3. **Preserve the semantic structure**: The document uses headings (`

`, `

`, etc.) and paragraphs (`

`) to organize information.
4. **Retain links but note they are placeholders**: The `href` attributes point to “#”, meaning they are not functional in this snippet.
5. **Note the mix of content and code**: The document includes both readable content (e.g., “The Global Aircraft Jet Fuel Market…”) and code-like structures (e.g., ``).

To get the pure HTML content, you would:
– Remove all `