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A static SVG face rendered with React, showing two eyes and a smiling mouth on a yellow circle against a black outline. The example demonstrates minimal React integration with the DOM, using the `react.production.min.js` library via a CDN script tag. The drawing is hardcoded in JSX-like SVG markup, with circle elements for the facial features. It serves as a bare-bones starting point for embedding React in HTML, with a console log statement and no interactive behavior beyond the initial render.

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