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This example demonstrates basic SVG text placement and shape rendering using D3 v4. It positions three text elements with different anchor alignments (start, middle, end) along a horizontal line, showing how the `dx` and `text-anchor` attributes affect text positioning. A polyline traces a jagged path across the canvas, and a circular dot with a lime-green stroke and Indian Red fill uses CSS hover effects to expand its radius and stroke width. The visualization uses D3's selection methods to append elements to an SVG container, with styling applied through inline attributes and CSS classes.

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