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A bare HTML page renders an empty SVG element with no script or stylesheet. The example demonstrates the minimum viable structure for embedding a Scalable Vector Graphic directly in an HTML document. The code includes only the standard `<svg>` tag inside the `<body>`, with no JavaScript libraries, data sources, or dynamic behavior. It serves as a starting point for visualization development, showing the static container where charts would be drawn, while the accompanying video explains the context.

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