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This example demonstrates basic SVG shapes rendered directly within a React project, showcasing a red circle and a green rectangle positioned inside an SVG container. The page uses a minimal HTML structure with inline SVG elements, styled by an external stylesheet that sets a pink background and hides overflow. The code relies on standard SVG APIs for drawing shapes, with no additional JavaScript libraries beyond the HTML and CSS files provided.

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