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A black and white sticker of a skull inside a spiderweb is affixed to a gray metal pole. There are other stickers and graffiti on the pole. The pole is outdoors in an urban environment with buildings in the background. 5
A round sticker with a yellow sun-like design and a figure holding a syringe. The text "Impfen statt Schimpfen!" is written around the design, suggesting a pro-vaccination message.  The sticker is affixed to a pole covered in other stickers and grime. 3
A round sticker with a black and white design. The central motif appears to be a stylized sword or dagger within a circular geometric pattern. The style is minimalist and graphic. 2
A round sticker featuring the Bayer Leverkusen logo and the text "Wir für unseren Traum" (We for our dream) in German. The sticker is black and red with a central logo depicting two lions and the year 1904. The sticker is affixed to a gray pole outdoors. 10
A circular sticker featuring the national emblem of the German Democratic Republic (GDR). The central design consists of a golden hammer and a golden compass, overlaid on a vibrant red circular field. This central motif is encircled by a wreath of golden rye. At the very bottom of the emblem, a ribbon in the colors of the German flag (black, red, and gold) is visible. The entire emblem is set against a clean white border, indicating it is a cut-out sticker. 15
A sticker featuring the coat of arms of Nice, France. The coat of arms depicts a castle, cannons, an ancient ship, and a laurel wreath. The Latin motto "FLUCTVAT NEC MERGITUR" is visible at the bottom, meaning "It is tossed but does not sink." 5
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A vibrant yellow circular sticker is affixed to a metal pole, which is partly covered in black spray paint. The sticker prominently displays two whimsical cartoon characters: one is a white, blob-like figure with large eyes, waving, and wearing boots, possibly representing a tongue or a paint splash. The other character is a white paintbrush with eyes, holding a paint palette. The phrase 'TEPTUKAS IR LIEŽUVIS' is written in black text, curving along the top edge of the sticker. Below the characters, the same phrase 'Teptukas ir liežuvis' appears in smaller font, accompanied by a Facebook icon, indicating a social media presence. 2
The central sticker depicts a red Daruma doll with one eye filled in, set against a dynamic background of stylized blue and white ocean waves and a prominent red rising sun (Hinomaru). Above the Daruma, within the sun's rays, the Japanese characters for 'Karate' (空手) are displayed inside a black circular border. On the Daruma's body, another Japanese character, '拳' (ken, meaning fist), is visible. Along the bottom edge of the sticker, a website address 'www.Kihaku-Karate.com' is printed. 5
The central sticker displays a well-preserved parody of Leonardo da Vinci's renowned painting, 'The Last Supper.' The figures are depicted in poses and arrangements similar to the original masterpiece, seated at a long table. However, the scene is given a modern, humorous twist by the German text below, which reads 'Der letzte Stammtisch' (The last regulars' table or the last pub gathering). The artwork maintains a classic painting aesthetic with muted colors, contributing to its artistic feel. Below this main sticker, a smaller white sticker with a blue illustration of a head with a wave pattern is visible, and it features a social media handle. 4
The sticker is white with a central black graphic resembling a sun or a rising symbol with rays. Inside the base of this symbol, the words "GLO UP" are printed vertically. Below the symbol, the words "DINERO GANG" are written horizontally. The full phrase "GLO UP DINERO GANG" is repeated again in black text at the bottom edge of the sticker. The sticker is placed on a light grey pole, with green foliage visible around it. 17
The central sticker is a circular design with a thick black outer ring and a vibrant yellow inner circle. The primary imagery consists of two stylized, long-nosed cartoon characters in fedora-like hats, one entirely black and the other primarily yellow/lime green, facing each other and shaking hands. Their design strongly echoes the 'Spy vs. Spy' characters from Mad Magazine. The text 'CITY RAMBLERS' is printed in white block letters along the top arc of the black outer ring, and '2009' is at the bottom. A distressed light blue patch is visible on the right edge of the black outer ring. 2
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