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This example presents an interactive data visualization built with the d3.v4 library and embedded in a React framework. It renders a graph within a designated div element, loading D3.js from a CDN. The visualization appears to be a network or node-link diagram, though the specific data source is not identified in the provided files. The code sets up a blank canvas for the visualization, and the actual plotting logic would use D3’s force simulation or layout functions to position elements. The implementation relies on standard HTML and JavaScript, with CSS handling the visual styling.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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