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A minimal SVG visualization renders a single gray circle centered on a blank page. The example demonstrates the fundamental setup for a React-based visualization gallery entry, using plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The circle is drawn with an `r` attribute of 100, and no interactive or data-driven behavior is implemented. The code shows the basic structure for embedding an SVG element within an HTML document, serving as a starting point for more complex React visualizations.

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