custom filter to block Washington Post "For You" touts?

[Libove]

Recently the Washington Post website (https://www.washingtonpost.com/) began popping up obnoxious "For You" (read me next! spend more time on me! by the way I'm obscuring part of the article you're actually f***ing paying me to let you read!") touts in the lower-left corner of article display pages.
"Block element" doesn't work for this because every f***ing one of these "For You" pop-ins has custom HTML code behind it, e.g.:

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washingtonpost.com###softwall-recirc-121769f62e72
washingtonpost.com##.wpds-c-cFaYiI.wpds-c-cFaYiI-dguCHI-position-fixed.wpds-c-cFaYiI-ikhbnYf-css.hide-for-print

.. and I haven't yet detected a pattern.

Has anyone got an Adblock Plus custom filter that will kill all of these obnoxious "For You" pop-ins?
(I sent feedback to the WaPost about this; no response, despite that I'm a paying subscriber).

thanks,

[thomas642daniel]

Hello, You can take to create a custom filter in Adblock Plus maximtimeclock to block these “For You” pop-ins.