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This round sticker features a stark contrast of black and white. The text 'Dear Mr. President' is printed along the right side of the sticker. To the left of the text is an abstract image of a broken white tie set against the black background. The sticker is adhered to a gray textured surface.

Dear Mr. President

23 June 2025 15
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