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This example displays a single large circle at the center of an SVG canvas, with no other visual elements or interaction. The SVG is created directly in an HTML file using inline markup, defining a 960-by-500 viewport and a circle with a radius of 100 pixels. The visualization relies solely on native SVG elements rather than any JavaScript libraries, making it a minimal demonstration of how geometric shapes can be rendered in a browser. The source code is plain HTML with no external data or styling, serving as a basic starting point for more complex visualizations.

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