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A bar chart displays two healthcare claims, each with a `chargeAmount` and `allowedAmount`, using static data defined in the script. The SVG chart is selected via `d3.select` and assigned width and height attributes, though the code does not yet render bars or axes. It sets a background color and binds the data using `.data()`, but no scales or shapes are drawn. The example relies on d3.v4 and presents an incomplete or early-stage visualization.

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