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Created on Apr 13, 2023

This social network visualization displays seven people in a two-tier graph layout, with links connecting a central node ("Sree Pavan") to several others and a few secondary connections, using red lines of varying thickness based on link weight. The hand-coded HTML and SVG draw circles for people and labels for names, positioned by a force-directed layout that applies gravity, charge, and distance parameters to arrange the nodes. The code relies on the d3.force library for the layout and d3's JSON loader to pull the node and link data from data.json.

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