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This example shows a simple static face composed of a yellow circle with black eyes, rendered directly into an SVG element on an HTML page. The page loads the React library via a CDN, though the code does not use React components, and includes a small JavaScript script that logs a message to the console. The SVG uses basic positioned circles with fill and stroke attributes to create the visual, with the body styled to remove margins and disable scrolling.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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