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This example renders a static yellow circle with two black circular eyes on an SVG canvas, mimicking a simple face. The visualization is built using React 17, with the outer shape and facial features defined directly as SVG circle elements. The page loads React from a CDN and logs the imported React object to the console, though no dynamic state or interactivity is implemented. The drawing is purely declarative, using fixed coordinates and radii for each shape.

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