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This visualization displays population data for the world's largest countries as a static list, with each country name paired with its population figure. The page loads data from a CSV file using d3.csv and sets up an SVG canvas with fixed dimensions. The code imports specific functions from D3 v7, including select and csv, and logs the parsed data to the browser console, though no visual marks or charts are currently rendered. The SVG element is empty aside from its width and height attributes.

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