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A minimalist SVG face rendered entirely with basic HTML markup and inline SVG elements. The visualization uses two black-outlined circles for the eyes, which appear as empty outlines on a large yellow circular head. The code creates the face manually with `<circle>` tags inside an SVG canvas, setting coordinates and dimensions directly in the markup. This example demonstrates fundamental SVG shape creation and styling through attributes like `fill`, `stroke`, and `stroke-width`, without relying on any JavaScript libraries or external data.

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