You're going to have to build a custom control to do this. It's not that difficult once you get into it, but you'll need to be familiar with basic Javascript, plus DOM manipulation methods such as document.createElement and element.appendChild, etc. I probably wouldn't worry about loading a JS library to do it, but you'll have to build a number of elements on the fly. Also, you'll want to use entry.content, rather than entry.contentSnippet.
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