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This example displays a placeholder screen with the text “hi” in large type, centered via a CSS style rule. The React app imports a `useData` hook that logs the imported `json` function from the D3 library to the console, but does not yet fetch or render any data. It uses React 16.13.1 through the UMD builds and the ReactDOM API to mount the component into the root element. The visualization remains static, showing only the hardcoded message without any chart, interaction, or data-driven rendering.

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