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This example fetches a CSV file and parses it into an array of objects using the D3.js `d3.csvParse` method, logging the result to the browser console. It demonstrates a minimal setup for loading external data with the native `fetch` API inside an asynchronous function. The page relies on D3 v6 and plain JavaScript, with no visual elements rendered on the screen; the sole output is the parsed data displayed in the console. While the code references a `csvUrl` variable, the actual URL is not defined, leaving the fetch incomplete and the visualization non-functional.

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