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Black and white sticker with a green heart. The text says: "Ich chille mein Leben" which translates from German to: "I chill my life".

ICH CHILLE MEIN LEBEN

24 April 2021
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Four identical stickers are affixed to a yellow wall. Each sticker has black background with white text that reads 'ICH LIEBE DEIN LEBEN', which translates from German to 'I love your life' in English. Each sticker also contains a small pink face mask graphic at the bottom. The stickers are slightly worn, suggesting they have been exposed to the elements.
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The central sticker is rectangular with rounded corners and a bright blue background. It features large, white, sans-serif lettering that reads 'HASS IST KEINE MEINUNG' (Hate is not an opinion). Below this main text, in smaller white font, is the website 'www.zentrum-fur-demokratie.de'. To the right of the main text, in a vertical orientation and very small font, is additional text that appears to be contact or legal information. There is also a smaller, oval-shaped sticker at the bottom right of the main sticker, with pink and yellow text on a blue background, which reads 'minka, ich liebe dich'.
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