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Created on Jul 16, 2022

This example renders a single message, "Data," centered on the page with a massive 13em font size, demonstrating a bare-bones HTML/CSS layout. It uses the Lottie library via the `bodymovin.loadAnimation()` API to load an external `data.json` animation file into an SVG container, with looping and autoplay enabled. The page relies on the Lottie library for animation playback, while the rest of the visual is static text styled by embedded CSS. The JavaScript is minimal, focusing on initializing the animation with a given path rather than custom data processing.

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

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