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This example draws a stylized red six-pointed star with an inner white triangular star, rendered as static SVG paths. The code uses React to create the SVG elements and defines two `path` elements with explicit coordinate strings for the outer and inner shapes. It runs within a React component, uses D3 v5 for no data processing, and renders via the `react-dom` render method into the `#root` element. The drawing is positioned within a fixed 960 by 500 viewBox, with a black stroke and specified stroke width.

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