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A static SVG drawing depicts a yellow smiley face, consisting of one large face circle and two smaller eye circles, all outlined in black. The code defines the shapes directly in HTML using inline SVG elements with explicit coordinates and stroke properties. The page also includes an HTML heading and a linked stylesheet, although the drawing does not rely on dynamic JavaScript or data input.

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