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This example shows a small network graph with two clusters of nodes, colored green and orange, linked by five edges. The layout is fixed by group: nodes in group 1 are placed on the left and nodes in group 2 on the right, with vertical spacing. The visualization uses the D3.js v7 library to build the SVG scene, manipulating `selectAll`, `enter`, and `append` to add lines and circles. Node positions and link coordinates are defined manually in the JavaScript data arrays, not through an automatic layout algorithm.

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