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This example embeds an image inside a Google Visualization table cell, demonstrating how HTML content can be rendered within a chart. It displays a single row with a politician label and a green W3Schools image, using the Google Charts loader and the `google.visualization.Table` API with `allowHtml: true` to enable the image tag. The table is drawn into a fixed-size div, and the code relies on the `google.charts.load` and `google.load` calls to initialize the visualization libraries.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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