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This document provides instructions for downloading datasets from an open data catalog and creating visualizations on a new page using various widgets. The steps include logging in, creating a new page, finding a desired dataset in the catalog, adding it to the mashup builder, refreshing and editing the new page, opening the dataset on the page, wiring it to a visualization widget like an OS map, and testing and saving the completed mashup.
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