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This visualization displays a hierarchical tree of country data with a single root "Father" node that expands to many identical leaf nodes labeled "Joe." The graph uses a vertical tree layout with curved links rendered as SVG paths, and each leaf node is labeled with text that auto-sizes based on available horizontal space. The code uses d3.hierarchy, d3.tree, d3.linkVertical, and d3.zoom to enable interactive pan and zoom on the SVG. The data originates from a local JSON file, rendered in an SVG canvas with custom styling.

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