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This example shows a minimal React application rendering a fixed yellow circle with a black border in an SVG, alongside a separate React-rendered text element. The page uses ReactDOM’s `render` method to mount a component that displays the text “PILOSATASSA” into a `div` with id `root`. The SVG circle is hardcoded directly in the HTML, with dimensions and styling specified via SVG attributes. The code demonstrates a basic integration of React with static SVG markup, without dynamic data or interactivity.

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