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A single large purple ellipse is rendered on a blank SVG canvas, centered near the top-left corner. The visualization demonstrates a minimal SVG shape with no axes, labels, or data encoding. The code uses raw SVG elements via JSX-like syntax in an HTML file, specifying the ellipse’s center coordinates, radii, and fill color directly. No additional libraries or frameworks are imported, relying solely on native SVG rendering within the browser.

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

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