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This example uses D3 v4 to bind an array of data values to list items in an HTML page. It selects all existing `<li>` elements within an unordered list with the ID `list`, assigns the data array `[10, ...]` to them, and provides a button that triggers a `remove()` function via inline JavaScript. The page demonstrates fundamental data joining and simple DOM manipulation with D3, rendering the bound values into the list items while the button interacts with the dataset. The approach relies on D3’s `selection.data()` method and native browser event handling.

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