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This visualization shows the changing age distribution of the U.S. population over time, using a sliding time window controlled by arrow keys. The chart displays population counts for each birth year as horizontal bars, with the current year prominently labeled. Built with D3.js version 3, it loads data from a CSV file and uses scales, axes, and nested data structures. Rectangular bars and text labels are rendered as SVG elements, with smooth transitions animating the bars as the displayed year updates.

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