Gist 2f7ca9d9aa2634f57b35

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Gist 2f7ca9d9aa2634f57b35

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Last edited Feb 25, 2016

Created on Feb 25, 2016

This example visualizes a collection of humorous quotes attributed to Asim, rendered as individual text snippets. The visualization presents each quote as a distinct visual element, likely a card or a label, arranged in a grid or list format. It uses the D3.js library to handle the layout and rendering of the text-based data points. The source data is hardcoded as an array of strings within the code, and the display appears to use standard SVG text elements.

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