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The example demonstrates a minimal SVG composition where gray circles of increasing radius and a square are arranged along a diagonal, connected by a thin silver polyline path that creates a subtle geometric map or network motif. The visualization is rendered entirely through static SVG elements, using `<circle>`, `<rect>`, and a single `<path>` with explicit coordinates. It relies on the raw SVG API within an HTML document, with no JavaScript or external libraries, making it a pure markup example that shows how basic shapes and paths can form a simple spatial layout.

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