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This example displays a single SVG circle positioned near the top-left of the viewport. The circle has a radius of 55 units and is centered at coordinates (80, 80), rendered directly within the HTML document. The code uses React as the framework, although the visualization itself is a static SVG element with no interactive behavior or data binding. The rendering relies on native SVG markup embedded in the page, demonstrating a minimal setup for visual output.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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