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Created on Apr 25, 2020

This visualization displays a single person’s enriched profile record from a data research system, showing attributes like name, phone, email, country, and gender, each tagged with its acquisition source and verification status. The example uses D3.js to render a structured graph, likely with `d3.forceSimulation` for node layout and `d3.geoPath` for any map-based context, pulling data from the provided JSON file. It highlights how multiple third-party sources (FullContact, RocketReach, and others) contribute to one unified identity, with field-level metadata such as `findingStatus: "ACQUIRED"` or `"SCANNED"` visually encoded. The code demonstrates a practical API-driven approach to consolidating fragmented contact records into an inspectable, linked data view.

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