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Last edited Mar 21, 2013
Created on Mar 21, 2013

Two circles sit on a black background. The first circle is grey and turns red when the mouse hovers over it, then reverts to grey when the mouse leaves. The second circle is unfilled, drawn only by a yellow stroke. The visualization uses the D3.js library, specifically its `d3.select` API to manipulate the SVG elements, setting attributes and style properties directly. The SVG canvas is 400 by 200 units, with both circles centered vertically at 100. The code demonstrates basic interaction and styling with D3.js on an SVG rendering.

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