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Created on Feb 26, 2020

This example demonstrates a minimal React-free HTML page that loads car data from a static JSON string and displays a single property on the page. The code uses the native `document.getElementById` method to select the `<pre>` element and sets its `textContent` to the make of the second car in the dataset. The data is parsed from a template literal using the global `JSON.parse` API, and the page is structured with plain HTML and a module script in `index.js`.

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