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This example shows a static SVG face composed of three circles: two small black circles for eyes and one large yellow circle with a black outline for the head. The page embeds the React libraries via CDN and logs a greeting to the browser console. It renders the shapes directly in the HTML markup using standard SVG elements like `circle`, with fixed pixel coordinates and styling controlled by inline attributes. The accompanying CSS hides page scrolling for a clean, full-viewport presentation.

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