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This example displays an image of Earth embedded within an SVG, using CSS Named Colors from a CSV dataset. The code loads and parses the CSV with D3 v5’s fetch and promise methods, then renders the visual as an SVG pattern. The background features a light gray rectangle overlaid with the Earth image via a pattern definition, while the `<pre>` styling suggests a text-output component. The example demonstrates basic data-loading and SVG composition within a React framework, though no interactive elements are present.

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A program that loads and parses some CSV data: CSS Named Colors.

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