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Sticker on a pole advertising www.bis-danni-ferrero.de, featuring an image of a high-speed train. The text on the sticker says "Die längste Praline auf" which translates to "The longest chocolate bar on".

www.bis-danni-fer Die längste Praline a www.bisdan

23 December 2021 6
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