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A face rendered with SVG primitives uses D3's arc generator to draw a smile, while React constructs the SVG elements declaratively. Yellow circles form the head and eyes, with black strokes defining the outline. The D3 arc path creates the mouth shape with specified inner and outer radii and angle constraints.

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