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Created on Feb 9, 2016

This example presents four separate D3 visualization panels, each displaying a distinct chart type in a single page layout. The upper panels show static data visualizations, while the fourth panel contains interactive text that, when clicked, triggers a one-time data update that refreshes the chart with new values. Built with D3 v3, the code sets up styled axes and SVG containers for each visualization, relying on D3's core selection and data-binding methods to render and update the graphical elements.

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