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A round sticker featuring a whimsical illustration of a pink octopus-like creature in what appears to be a Jiu-Jitsu gi. The sticker has a yellow border and purple inner circle and is adhered to a grey metal pole.  The text 'TØCHEN' is visible at the top of the sticker. 13
Black and white sticker with the text "30 OHIO 101" vertically stacked. The sticker is affixed to a dark-colored surface. 10
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The sticker features the German word "FACH," which translates to "subject" or "field."  It's affixed to a weathered grey pole, suggesting it's been there for some time. The stark black and white text contrasts sharply against the pole's texture. The image is taken at night or in low light conditions. 103
A black and white sticker with the word Vulinchen and a stylized leaf-like design.  The sticker is affixed to a dark pole. 6
Black and white sticker with the word "Kegel" prominently displayed in a stylized font within a geometric shape resembling a spaceship or a pin.  The design has a slightly grungy, hand-made aesthetic. 3
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Sticker featuring a goat wearing sunglasses and smoking a cigar.  The text 'Mac Fly' is prominently displayed, along with Spotify and Apple Music logos. There is also some additional, smaller handwritten text. 10
A sticker with a provocative question. The sticker has a black background with white text and is pasted on a red surface. There is another smaller sticker next to it with a cartoon drawing of an eye. 22
This sticker features the question "¿Quién dio la orden?" ("Who gave the order?") in Spanish, with English and German translations.  It also lists names and numbers, possibly referring to individuals involved in the events. The graphic design is stark and impactful. 11
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