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This example demonstrates a minimal React setup for data visualization, rendering a blank page with an empty HTML structure. The code uses React to manage the DOM, while omitting any charting or data-processing libraries. It serves as a bare-bones starter template, showing how to configure a project with CSS and JavaScript in the browser. The visualization itself is absent, focusing instead on the foundational setup via a single HTML file that includes React. No data sources or rendering pipelines are present, making it a baseline for future development.

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