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This example shows a static vector graphic of a simple face—two black eyes and a larger yellow circle with a black outline—rendered onto an SVG canvas. The visualization is constructed using raw SVG markup inside an HTML document, with the page’s body and SVG element sized to 1000 by 500 pixels. The code relies on basic SVG circle elements and inline CSS to control the layout and styling, demonstrating how to draw primitive shapes without additional JavaScript or external libraries.

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