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This example displays a yellow circle with two smaller black circles positioned to resemble a face. The visualization is rendered as static SVG elements, including a main circle and two offset circles, all defined directly in the HTML markup. The page uses plain CSS for layout and a JavaScript console log statement for debugging. The SVG coordinate system and circle attributes such as radius and fill color are used to construct the simple graphic.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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