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This visualization displays a world map with asylum seeker data, highlighting the flow of refugees from various countries to Canada over time. Using D3 version 3, the map employs a geographic equirectangular projection with graticules, land boundaries, and a red arc connecting two specific locations. The code loads TopoJSON world data to render land masses and country borders, while the asylum data is loaded from an external CSV file. The visualization demonstrates how geographic and temporal asylum patterns can be represented through interactive map-based data visualization.
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