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This example renders the text "Hello D3" directly on the page. It uses the `select` method from the D3.js v7 library to target the `<body>` element and immediately sets its text content. The visualization serves as a minimal starting point, demonstrating how to import D3 and execute a basic DOM manipulation. The data is not external; the output is a single hardcoded string, with all styling and layout left at browser defaults.

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