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A D3.js SVG visualization loads node data from a remote JSON file and renders it as a static scatterplot of circles. Nodes are positioned in a loosely grouped grid pattern, with each group assigned a horizontal offset and nodes within a group stacked vertically. The code determines group count and placement by parsing the `group` field of each node, then draws all circles with a fixed fill color and a radius based on the total number of groups. The example reads from a GitHub-hosted JSON dataset and uses only D3's basic selection and data-binding APIs, with no animation or interaction.

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A program that loads and parses some CSV data: CSS Named Colors.

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