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This example displays a minimal React-based SVG visualization featuring a single circle element. The code imports React from a CDN, though it only logs the React object to the console without using any React-specific features. The SVG canvas is set to 960 by 500 pixels, with a circle of radius 200 rendered without specified coordinates. The page uses raw JavaScript and embedded SVG markup, with no external data source or interaction logic present.

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