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A slider controls the domain of a linear scale, ranging from 20 to 1000, which drives two bottom axes rendered with `d3.svg.axis`. A fake grid axis draws white tick lines with varying lengths, colored red and blue for minor and minor-minor ticks, while a real axis above it uses 100 ticks and a fixed tick size. The visualization compares the grid’s alternating tick patterns against the dense axis, using SVG with `shape-rendering: crispEdges`. The data is generated from the slider’s input value, which updates the scales and redraws the axes.

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