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A round green sticker is affixed to a weathered metal pole. The sticker has the text "Ladda ner Bower-appen." and "Panta mig!" in a circular arrangement around an icon resembling a stylized recycling symbol. The sticker is slightly faded and shows signs of outdoor exposure. The pole is grey with vertical striations and minor surface imperfections. The background is blurred. 22
The sticker on the pole features three images with red circles and a line through them, depicting various forms of facial coverings that are not allowed. The text reads: "FOR REASON OF SECURITY NO PERSON WITH ANY FORM OF FACIAL COVERING WILL BE ALLOWED TO ENTER LIVE LONG AND PROSPER". 12
The sticker is rectangular with a vibrant yellow background and features black line art illustrations. At the top, the text "Om krisen eller kriget kommer?" is written. Below this, a group of approximately seven stylized figures are depicted in various acts of assistance and preparation, including tending to an injured person, cooking, and gathering resources like firewood. Below the illustration, the text "Då tar vi hand om varandra." is displayed. At the bottom, a small white heart icon containing two shaking hands is present, followed by the text "Vår beredskap är gemensam" and the website address "preppatillsammans.se". The overall aesthetic is simple, illustrative, and conveys a strong message of collective action and support. 26
A round sticker with a yellow background and a blue border shows a hammer and sickle symbol.  It is affixed to a gray pole alongside another sticker that reads “STOP ZWANGSRAUMUNGEN” and contains phone numbers and dates. There is graffiti on the pole as well. 24
A square white sticker featuring a black QR code with the text 'I make music (and it's good)' printed below, affixed to a weathered white post. 12
A sticker with a QR code and a message asking for satoshis to help prepare for the future. 11
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The sticker features a vibrant blue sky with swirling clouds, evoking a sense of wind. In the foreground, three stylized wind turbines are depicted with white blades and dark outlines, set against a green, hilly landscape. The text 'WIND BABY, WIND' is prominently displayed in large, white, bold lettering across the top half of the sticker. Below the turbines, the date '20.09.' and the word 'KLIMADEMO' are written in white on a green band. To the right, a circular emblem with the text 'FRIDAYS FOR FUTURE' is visible. 11
The sticker is circular with a faded white background. Its central feature is a stylized black cat head with pointed ears and long whiskers. The cat's eyes are prominent, with the left eye (viewer's left) displaying a pale yellow circular pupil, while the right eye features a pale yellow 'X' shape. The mouth is depicted with a jagged, tooth-like line. Curving along the top edge of the circle, the words "KATER BLAU" are written in light blue capital letters. Similarly, along the bottom curve, "BERLIN" is written in the same light blue, uppercase font. The sticker appears slightly worn with minor edge peeling, set against a grey, textured background with visible red spray paint marks. 25
A round blue sticker with a stylized heart and the text "Liebt Euch!" (Love you!).  Smaller text below says "Ich weiss was ich tu" (I know what I'm doing) and a website address. 10
A square sticker with a distressed, vintage look. It showcases a masked individual with a determined expression, set against a backdrop of vertical stripes in red and white. The word "UNION" is prominently displayed at the bottom, suggesting a team or group affiliation. The design is encircled by a golden laurel wreath, adding to the sense of achievement or unity.  The style is graphic and bold. 19
The sticker is square with a black border. In the center, it features a black and white illustration of a man's head with glasses, being punched in the face by a fist. Above the illustration, the text 'FICK DICH' is written in bold black capital letters. Below the illustration, the name 'FRIEDRICH' is written in similar bold black capital letters. 11
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