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This interactive scatter plot lets users supply their own data points by clicking on the chart area. Built with Highcharts, it starts with two initial points and allows adding new ones via chart click events, while individual points can be removed by clicking them. The chart uses Highcharts' series.addPoint and point.remove methods, with accessibility features enabled to announce new data additions.

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