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Created on May 29, 2018

Seven circles are plotted diagonally across a small SVG canvas. Each circle is drawn twice, with the second copy rendered in red and only for data values excluding 6, creating a simple visual comparison of data point positions. Built with D3 v4, the code uses `d3.select`, `svg.selectAll`, and `append` to generate SVG groups and circles, with coordinates computed directly from the data array values.

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