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This example demonstrates a looping text transition in which a div element toggles between the words "before" and "after" with a two-second delay and three-second duration. The code uses D3.js v7's selection methods, including `.text()`, `.style()`, and `.transition()`, within a `while(true)` loop to create continuous animation. The rendering approach is a minimal HTML page with no external data source, relying solely on D3 transitions to animate the text content and font size on an unstyled body.

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