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Created on May 22, 2020

This example displays a list of people, showing their names, phone numbers, and years, filtered to only include years 1996 or later. The filtered data is joined into a single text string and displayed on the page. It uses the JavaScript `JSON.parse` method to load the dataset and the `filter` and `map` array methods to process it. The final message is assigned using the DOM API `document.getElementById().textContent`. The report is rendered inside a static HTML page with a React framework.

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