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This example displays a summary of a traffic accident prediction dataset, showing the total row count and a table with the first five records. It loads the CSV file from a GitHub gist using `d3.csv` and then populates the table by iterating over the data, appending headers and cells with D3’s selection methods. The interface includes a heading and a basic styled table, with error handling that displays a red message if the data fails to load.

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