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A grid of 18 smiling faces, each generated with randomized eye and mouth sizes, demonstrates the composition of reusable React components. The faces are rendered as SVG circles and arcs, with yellow heads, black outlines, and black eyes. The code uses React to build component hierarchies, d3’s `arc` function to shape mouths, and the `range` helper from d3 to generate the array of faces.

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