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Created on Nov 4, 2017

This example displays a single text message at the center of the screen using SVG. The text content is static, but its position and font size are recalculated on window resize relative to the container’s dimensions. The code uses D3 v4’s selection and merge methods to manage a persistent `<svg>` and `<text>` element, binding data once and updating attributes on redraw. It demonstrates a minimal responsive layout pattern for a full-window chart with an event listener for resizing.

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