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This sticker features a white cartoon hand in a distinctive gesture, likely a play on a common rude hand sign, with black outlines. The word "SNUGG" is written in bold black letters at the bottom right corner of the sticker. The sticker appears slightly worn with some small damages. 7
The sticker is roughly diamond-shaped with rounded corners, predominantly yellow with black and white graphics. The top portion features a black and white illustration of what appears to be a band playing instruments, possibly a drummer and guitarists, with a gritty, hand-drawn aesthetic. To the right of the illustration, in bold black sans-serif capital letters, is the text 'GIMME DANGER'. Below the main illustration, a white band with black text reads 'SHISH OMEA'. The sticker shows some signs of wear and tear, with slight peeling at the edges and some scuffing on the surface, indicating it has been applied for some time. 14
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A red political sticker affixed to a metal pole, advertising "Unabhängige Revolutionäre Kandidaturen" for the Bundestag election on February 23, 2025. The sticker features a photo of Franziska Thomas, identified as a social worker from Berlin-Tempelhof-Schöneberg. It includes the slogan "Für eine Welt ohne Grenzen, Krieg und Ausbeutung!" (For a world without borders, war and exploitation!). 8
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A sticker featuring a retro-style illustration of a train with the text "Bedarfshalt: Kommunismus" (Demand stop: Communism) and the year 2019. The design is reminiscent of socialist propaganda posters. 14
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