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This example displays a full-screen, single-word message centered against a dark blue background using the Ubuntu typeface. The text is rendered at a very large font size, demonstrating basic styling and layout with CSS custom properties. The page loads D3.js and uses its `select` method to target a `<div>` element and inject a text string imported from a local module, showcasing modular code organization within VizHub. The rendering approach relies on standard DOM manipulation and CSS for visual output.

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