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This example demonstrates a simple HTML page displaying the static message “Hello HTML12!” in large, centered text. It uses CSS for styling and relies on the D3.js library (v7) loaded from a CDN, though no D3-specific functions or data are invoked. The visualization serves as a minimal test case, showing how a basic D3-enabled document is structured without any interactive or dynamic behavior.

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