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This interactive HTML table displays customer records with attributes like location, age, and various boolean flags. Users can filter rows through three separate text input fields and a search button, with the table dynamically hiding or showing rows based on matching criteria. The implementation uses plain JavaScript for the filtering logic, manipulating the CSS `display` property of table rows, while the table styling is handled through embedded CSS. The data presented is static sample data, and the filtering demonstrates basic DOM manipulation without external libraries or frameworks.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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