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A minimalist SVG drawing of a smiley face uses two black-outlined circles for eyes atop a larger yellow circle for the head, all rendered inside a 960×500 viewport. The page loads React 17.0.2 from a CDN and logs the global `React` object to the console, demonstrating integration. Static SVG elements define the shapes with explicit coordinates, while CSS sets margin and overflow properties for full-window display.

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