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This React example displays a 12-column CSS grid with seven items, where six smaller cells span two columns and two larger cells span three columns and two rows each. The layout uses a blue background with white cells, rendering the word “Hello React!” above the grid. It is built with React 18.2, using the `createRoot` and `render` methods from the `react-dom` library, and relies on CSS Grid properties such as `grid-column` and `grid-row` for sizing.

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