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Last edited Aug 20, 2014

Created on Aug 20, 2014

This visualization shows a force-directed network of labeled nodes, where each node’s size is scaled by a `words` value and its color is assigned by the categorical `fill` scale. Two buttons let the viewer switch the layout between figures centered on "Янукович" or "Путин." The code uses `d3.v3` with an SVG rendering, and the layout is driven by an implicit physics simulation (likely via a custom force loop, as no `d3.forceSimulation` call is present). Node positions depend on shared data fields (`poroh`, `yanyk`, `huilo`), suggesting these influence attraction or repulsion.

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