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This example displays the text “Hello React!” as a large, centered message. It uses the React and ReactDOM libraries via the UMD production builds, and the application renders a single component into a root element. The `render` method from `react-dom` is called with the `App` component and the `#root` DOM node, demonstrating a minimal React setup.

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