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This example displays a bar chart of the deadliest earthquakes in the 20th century, with death tolls for seven named events. The page also shows the current date and time via JavaScript’s `Date` object. The chart is rendered using the AnyChart library, specifically its `anychart.bar()` API, with data provided as an array of rows. The visualization is embedded in a basic HTML page that loads AnyChart from a CDN and draws the chart into a `div` container.

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

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