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This example shows a blank React and D3 visualization scaffold with visible margins, demonstrating the standard margin convention for SVG layouts. The App component defines fixed dimensions (960 by 500 pixels) and margin values, then renders a VizContainer that abstracts the outer SVG and inner group elements. The container conditionally displays gray and light gray rectangles to visualize the margin areas, which can be hidden by removing the `showMargins` prop. The code uses React 16.13.1, ReactDOM, and D3 v6, all loaded via CDN links, with the rendering approach using plain SVG elements.

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Boilerplate code for a React + D3 visualization with:

CDN links for React, ReactDOM, and D3
Basic React boilerplate
Variables for dimensions and margins
A VizContainer component that:
- Abstracts SVG/group container elements
- Follows the margin convention
- Show the margins, which can be easily removed by deleting the showMargins={true} prop

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