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This example demonstrates a basic React application that renders a static message ("Hello vega") alongside a Vega bar chart embedded from a remote specification. The code initializes a React root using `createRoot` and renders a simple functional component with JSX, while separately using `vegaEmbed` to inject the Vega visualization into a dedicated div. It imports React 18, ReactDOM, Vega, Vega-Lite, and vega-embed from CDNs, with the chart specification sourced from a raw GitHub URL. The example shows a minimal integration of React for UI text and Vega for data visualization on the same page.

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