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This example displays three circles positioned horizontally in an SVG container. The first circle is black, the second is red, and the third is green, with varying sizes to show basic SVG styling. It uses plain HTML and inline SVG elements, including the `<circle>` tag with attributes for center coordinates, radius, and fill color. The code demonstrates fundamental vector graphics rendering directly in the browser without any external libraries or data sources.

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