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Created on Jun 11, 2018

This example shows a single empty circle centered within a square SVG canvas, drawn with a thick black outline. The visualization uses D3.js version 3 to append an SVG container, then a group element translated to the center, and finally a circle with a fixed radius calculated from the chart's dimensions. The circle is styled with a custom CSS class named `ring` that sets the fill to none and stroke to black. The code calculates the radius by subtracting margins from the total height, and positions the circle via the `translate` attribute on the group element.

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