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A word cloud displays the 30 most frequently used emoji from the Emojitracker API, with each emoji sized by the square root of its score relative to the maximum. The visualization animates word placement using the d3-cloud layout, which renders SVG text elements that are positioned and scaled within an 800×600 viewport. The React app fetches ranking data asynchronously with Axios and triggers the cloud layout’s animation, leveraging d3-dispatch events to update the state when placement completes.

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