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Generate Clean Matplotlib Chart Code

Describe your DataFrame's columns and sample rows, list up to four charts you need, and specify a color palette, figure size, and where the charts will be viewed — slides, web, or print. The prompt returns complete, runnable matplotlib and seaborn code for all four charts at once, each with a descriptive title, labeled axes with units, a legend only when needed, and annotations calling out key data points, without unnecessary chartjunk.

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Generate Python code for the following charts:

Data structure:
{dataframe_description}

Charts needed:
1. {chart_1}
2. {chart_2}
3. {chart_3}
4. {chart_4}

Style requirements:
- Color palette: {color_palette}
- Figure size: {figure_size}
- Font sizes legible in {output_medium}
- Clean, minimal look (no chartjunk)

Produce complete, runnable matplotlib and seaborn code. Every chart should have:
- A descriptive title
- Axis labels with units
- A legend only when it's actually needed
- Gridlines only if they improve readability
- Annotations calling out key data points
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