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Created on Feb 22, 2021

This example displays a blank SVG canvas with a single empty circle element. The code, written in plain HTML, contains no visible data or rendering logic beyond the markup structure. It serves as a minimal template for embedding SVG graphics in a webpage. The page uses the standard HTML5 `<!DOCTYPE html>` declaration and relies on the browser’s native SVG rendering capabilities. No external libraries or JavaScript are referenced, making it a static, visual placeholder.

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