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Created on Sep 18, 2015

A horizontal bar chart displays numerical values from a TSV file, with each bar labeled by its value. The chart uses D3.js version 3.5.5 to load the data, scale the bar widths linearly, and append SVG rectangles and text elements. The bars are rendered in an SVG container sized dynamically based on the data length, with heights fixed at 20 pixels minus a 1-pixel gap. Data values are coerced to numbers for scaling.

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