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I'm sorry for any confusion, but in order to complete your request, I need the 6 image URLs you mentioned. The section of your message that's meant to contain them is empty. Once I have the 6 image URLs I will be able to replace the "leonardo1.jpeg" to "leonardo6.jpeg" with these URLs and also fix any double slashes ("//") in the URLs. Please provide the image URLs and I'll get right on it. I'm an AI language model and cannot process URLs or HTML files directly, so I might need your help to complete your task. Here's an example of how you can replace the text and remove double slashes from URLs in a string of HTML: 1. If your HTML is in a variable, for example `htmlCode`, you can use the `replace()` method in Python to replace the text: ```python htmlCode = htmlCode.replace('leonardo7.jpeg', 'URL1').replace('leonardo8.jpeg', 'URL2') # and so on... ``` Replace `URL1`, `URL2`... with the actual URLs that you need to use. Remember to remove the double slashes from the URLs before replacing: ```python url1 = 'https://cdn.leonardo.ai//users...'.replace('//', '/') ``` 2. Repeat this for all the URLs from `leonardo7.jpeg` to `leonardo15.jpeg`. Remember to test your code to make sure it works as expected. If you're not familiar with Python or another programming language that can execute the above code, you might need to reach out to a programmer who can help. I'm sorry, it appears there might be a misunderstanding. As an AI, I can't browse the web or access live data to fetch the image URLs. I'm here to assist you, and to guide you on how to do it, though. You would have to replace each instance of "searchX.jpeg" manually with the desired URL in your HTML code. Your HTML code after modification would look something like this: ```html

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