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This example demonstrates a filtered list of used car entries, showing only models priced under $2,000 from a small embedded JSON dataset, by formatting each car’s year, make, model, and price into text lines. The visualization renders plain text into a DOM element via `document.getElementById` and sets `textContent` from a computed message. It uses D3 v5 for potential data manipulation, though the core logic relies on native JavaScript array methods (`filter`, `map`, `join`) and ES6 module imports. Styling is applied through an external Ubuntu font and a dark background via CSS.

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