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Created on Aug 10, 2022

This example renders a minimal static SVG scene inside an HTML page. It shows a single dark circle positioned on a light background, with a simple heading above the graphic. The visualization uses an inline SVG element set to 1000 by 600 pixels and draws the circle with the standard SVG `<circle>` tag, specifying center coordinates and radius. No JavaScript libraries or data sources are involved; the only API used is the SVG namespace for shape definition.

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