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A grid of fifteen smiley faces is rendered with React and D3, each face generated with randomized eye offsets, eye radii, mouth radii, and mouth widths. The faces are drawn as SVG circles and arcs, using `FaceContainer` to translate the group to the center, `BackgroundCircle` for the yellow head, and `Mouth` with `d3.arc` to create the curved smile. The code imports React, ReactDOM, and D3's `range` and `arc` functions, rendering all faces into a single SVG container within a minimal HTML page.

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