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This visualization shows a small social network of six people, with colored circles representing individuals and orange lines linking them. A force-directed layout, created using `d3.layout.force` from the v2/v3 API, positions the nodes and edges. Node labels are appended as SVG text, while link thickness reflects each connection’s weight value from the JSON data. The graph is rendered as an SVG element, and nodes are draggable via `force.drag`, with positioning updated on each tick event.

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