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This example combines React with SVG shapes and D3.js to demonstrate a basic visualization setup. It renders a static yellow circle with a black border and two smaller circles using inline SVG markup. The React component logs a message to the console and renders a simple heading, while the D3 `select` API is imported but not actively used. The page also includes a CSS rule targeting a message element that is not present in the markup.

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