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Created on Mar 28, 2024
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This example displays a line chart of unemployment rates by country, sourced from a remote CSV file. The chart renders on a Canvas element using Chart.js, with data fetched via the `fetch` API and parsed into label/value arrays. The chart is configured with the `type: 'line'` option, includes axis titles, and places a legend at the top.

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