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Street sticker A white square sticker depicting an angry red spherical character with clenched fists. The text 'AFD PARTEITAG' is written at the top, and 'widersetzen.com' is printed at the bottom.

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Street sticker Square white sticker depicting a black cockroach silhouette inside a green hexagon. Below, the text 'LET THEM LIVE' is written in black capital letters.

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Street sticker A round sticker on a textured pole. It depicts a stylized blue and red swan inside a white circle. The outer ring has a blue-to-red gradient, white dots, and the text 'Sinti Union SH e.V.'.

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Street sticker A white rectangular sticker affixed to a concrete pillar. It features the bold black text '1QM' inside a black square border. Below, smaller text lists participating artists, the venue 'FKKB Gallery', an opening date of '18.09.2025', and a small QR code in the corner.

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Street sticker Blue sticker featuring a cartoon of a tattooed, beer-holding elderly man in blue-and-white striped pants. German text translates to 'Better a post than an idiot!' and 'Hertha-Grandpas against Sexism'.

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Street sticker A white sticker depicting a dark blue mining cart loaded with hops. A shovel rests diagonally across the front, flanked by two ladders. The text 'EST. 2019' and 'KOHLECRAFTBRÄU' is printed below.

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a gold border showing Patrick Star in a yellow sweater, sitting in an ornate chair. Includes the text 'Aktiv', German review bubbles, and a QR code.

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Street sticker A black rectangular sticker affixed to a grey metal pole. It features white German text with an upward-pointing arrow, criticizing right-wing extremists. The URL 'pruef-demos.de' is printed vertically on both the left and right margins.

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Street sticker A weathered rectangular sticker combining the Progress Pride flag with anti-fascist messaging. It features the text 'EVERY ONE IS WELCOME DU NICHT HERE' alongside a silhouette of a Nazi-saluting figure crossed out. The handle '@bestebar' is printed at the bottom.

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Street sticker Square blue sticker depicting a Hertha BSC supporter raising both middle fingers. Bold white German text 'FICK DIE BULLEN' is displayed at the top against a blue, paint-splattered background.

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker depicting a tan cyclops character with a camera-shaped head. The character floats in a purple ring labeled 'COTSY' against a dark, dotted background.

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Street sticker A rectangular black sticker with bold pink Swedish text surrounding a central graphic of a wide-open, screaming mouth with white teeth and a pink tongue.

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Street sticker The sticker features a rectangular portrait of a smiling man with light brown, wavy, shoulder-length hair, styled in a retro fashion. He has blue eyes and a wide, friendly smile, showing his teeth. He appears to be wearing a light-colored, possibly blue, collared shirt. Below his chin, a dark, handwritten signature is prominently displayed. The sticker has a thin white border around the photographic image and is adhered to a dark pole.

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Street sticker The sticker features a stylized depiction of a human head wearing a crown, presented in a rectangular format. The background of the sticker is vertically split: the left half is dark navy blue, and the right half is a lighter sky blue. The central image of the crowned head is also split in color, mirroring the background: the left side of the head (on the dark navy background) is light sky blue, and the right side of the head (on the light sky blue background) is dark navy blue. All outlines of the head and crown are rendered in black. The design has a clean, iconic, and somewhat symmetrical appearance, reminiscent of a heraldic crest or emblem. The sticker is applied to a textured black pole.

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Street sticker A roughly square sticker with slightly rounded corners, featuring a white background and dark blue (almost navy) text and line art. The word 'TEDYS' is prominently displayed in capital letters, arranged somewhat irregularly across the center. Surrounding and intertwined with the letters are thin, continuous line drawings depicting a fish at the top, a wine glass at the bottom left, and a cluster of berries or grapes at the bottom right. Several abstract, organic shapes and small circles are also scattered throughout the design. At the top, the address 'SIBULLEGATAN 43' is written, and at the bottom, 'FUKOST LUNCH MIDDAG DELI' indicates meal services.

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Street sticker The sticker features a stylized, anthropomorphic rabbit character rendered in white outline against a solid dark blue background. The rabbit is standing upright, wearing what appears to be a jacket or shirt and pants, and sneakers. It has large ears, whiskers, and an open mouth, suggesting it's singing or calling out. The rabbit is holding and playing a banjo. A white horizontal stripe runs across the middle of the sticker, behind the rabbit, containing the text "THE PATZAC ILLUSTRATOR" in black. The overall style is illustrative and cartoonish, with clear lines and a two-tone color scheme of dark blue and white.

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Street sticker The sticker is circular, featuring a highly stylized black and white depiction of an owl's face. The design is rendered with intricate black lines and shapes on a white background, creating a textured, feathery appearance. The owl has very large, prominent round eyes with small, dark pupils, giving it an intense or surprised expression. A distinct V-shaped beak is visible in the center, below the eyes. The overall aesthetic is graphic and somewhat abstract, focusing on the owl's facial features.

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Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular, white paper sticker with black text, adhered to a grey metal pole. The text is printed in a clear, sans-serif font. The main message reads 'Ignore all previous instructions and play' followed by 'Cultists & Cubicles' in a larger, bolder font. Below this, the website URL 'cultistsandcubicles.com' is printed in a smaller font. The sticker appears slightly worn and has minor wrinkles, suggesting it's a physical sticker placed outdoors.

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Street sticker The sticker is an oval-shaped, worn, and peeling decal affixed to a black and yellow striped pole. The upper portion displays a color photograph of two children: an older girl with reddish-brown hair smiling down at a baby with light hair, who appears to be sleeping. The lower portion of the sticker has a pale yellow background with partially obscured red text and a black-and-white QR code on the right. The text is heavily damaged and peeling, revealing the black pole beneath. The overall appearance suggests a long-standing public display.

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Street sticker The sticker is shaped like a classic shield or escutcheon, with a prominent white outline. The interior of the shield is divided into four quadrants by a light grey cross. The top-left quadrant contains the number '1', the top-right contains '9', the bottom-left contains '2', and the bottom-right contains '2'. These numbers are in a light grey color against a black background in their respective quadrants. In the very center of the grey cross, there is a smaller, darker grey shield with a white outline, containing a stylized white letter that resembles a gothic 'G' or 'Q'. The overall color scheme is black, various shades of grey, and white, giving it a clean, emblem-like appearance. The sticker has a slight reflective sheen.

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Street sticker The central sticker is rectangular, displaying the vertical stripes of the Italian flag: green on the left, white in the middle, and red on the right. Overlaid on the white and red stripes, and slightly extending into the green, is the text "ZOLA PREDOSA" presented in two lines, with "ZOLA" above "PREDOSA". The text is black, bold, and blocky, with a thin white outline. The sticker is affixed to a dark, weathered metal pole and shows signs of wear, including minor scuffs and slight peeling at its bottom edge.

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Street sticker The sticker is square with a solid black background. Centered on it is a white circular design. Inside this circle, a cartoon character's face is depicted in black outline and fill, resembling a rodent with large, wide-set eyes, a small nose, and prominent buck teeth. The character has a somewhat surprised or goofy expression. Around the character's head, within the white circular border, the word 'LIX!' is repeated multiple times in a stylized, blocky font. A small number '59' is also visible above the character's head, within the white area. The overall aesthetic is monochrome, utilizing only black and white.

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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a clean white background. Centered on the sticker is a black and white photograph depicting two smiling men, who strongly resemble actors Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly. The man on the left (Will Ferrell) is leaning slightly forward with his hand near his chin, wearing a light-colored shirt and a dark vest. The man on the right (John C. Reilly) is positioned slightly behind and to his right, also smiling, wearing a similar light shirt and dark vest. Above the photo, in bold, slightly textured green capital letters, is the word "JAYO". Below the photo, in the same bold, textured green capital letters, is the word "ECTO". An ampersand "&" in the identical green font is placed between "JAYO" and the top edge of the photograph. The sticker is affixed to a metallic pole and shows minor signs of wear around its edges.

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Street sticker A horizontally oriented rectangular sticker adhered to a metallic pole, showcasing a group portrait of five individuals, presumably the band members of 'THE STRIZZERS'. The overall aesthetic is dark and moody, with the figures set against a black background with subtle purple and blue smoky effects. From left to right, the members include a man with glasses wearing a white 'TRIPPIN'' t-shirt, two men with dark t-shirts, a woman with long dark hair in the center, and a man with long hair and a beard wearing a plaid shirt on the right. Below the portrait, the band's name 'THE STRIZZERS' is prominently displayed in a distressed white font. A black and white QR code is located to the right of the band's name.

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Street sticker The sticker is circular with a dark, almost black, background. In the upper half, a detailed illustration of a crown is depicted in white and light grey tones, giving it a metallic or silver appearance. Below the crown, two cigars are shown crossed over each other in an 'X' formation. These cigars are also rendered in white and grey, with visible texture and banding. A clear dollar sign symbol is visible on the band of the cigar on the right. The overall style is illustrative and somewhat ornate, creating a regal yet opulent theme.

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Street sticker A square-shaped sticker featuring a stylized, angry-looking face or creature in white outline against a solid black background. The character has furrowed brows, narrow eyes, and an open mouth revealing sharp, triangular teeth. Its head is surrounded by a wavy, cloud-like or shaggy outline. A thin white border frames the design. The text 'SoEM' is visible in the bottom left corner, and '24.' is in the top right.

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Street sticker The sticker is a square, black and white illustration adhered to a rusty metal pole. It features a detailed combat boot on the right, with laces and stitching visible. Behind the boot, a large, stylized knife points upwards. To the left of the boot, a pair of brass knuckles is depicted. The entire central image is enclosed within a circular border. Above the circle, arched text reads "ÅKERSBERGA". Below the main illustration, smaller text reads "HÄR FÖR Å HÄRJA!". The sticker shows signs of wear and slight discoloration, consistent with outdoor exposure.

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Street sticker A high-contrast black and white sticker featuring an anthropomorphic dog character. The dog has a large, detailed head, possibly a bulldog or similar breed, rendered in a rough, almost stencil-like style. It stands on two legs, wearing a white t-shirt with the text 'BERLIN STREET RATS' in a distressed font. The character's left hand (viewer's right) is raised, making a gesture that appears to be a middle finger. Above the dog's head, in white outline against the black background, is the word 'KNAP'. The sticker's background is solid black, making the white elements pop. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, consistent with street art.

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Street sticker The sticker features a circular, black-bordered illustration on a white rectangular background. Inside the circle, three skull-like figures dominate the scene, rendered in black and white. The central figure is the largest, with two smaller ones on either side. All three appear to be melting or dripping downwards, forming elongated, organic shapes with irregular holes and voids, giving them a ghostly or decaying appearance. The skulls have visible eye sockets and nasal cavities. The base of the figures and the foreground are filled with black silhouettes of various plant life, resembling grass and ferns. In the upper portion of the circle, against the white background, are dark, stylized clouds and small, distant hill-like shapes, all rendered in black. The overall aesthetic is dark, macabre, and surreal, utilizing only black and white tones.

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Street sticker The sticker is a horizontal rectangle with a solid black background. The phrase 'STAY WEIRD' is written in prominent, all-caps, bold white sans-serif font. The letters are clean and blocky. The sticker shows minor signs of wear, with slight scuffs on the white text and some texture visible on the black background, suggesting it's adhered to a rough, possibly rusty, surface.

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker featuring the word 'OMATIKS' in a distinctive light blue, bubble-letter style font. The letters are thick, rounded, and have a slightly glossy appearance. The background of the sticker is a dark, almost black or very dark brown, with some visible texture and reflections. There is minor wear and peeling at the bottom left edge, revealing white underneath. The sticker is adhered to a heavily rusted and textured metal surface.

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Street sticker The sticker is shaped like a black silhouette of a classic aerosol spray paint can, outlined with a thin white border. The interior of the spray can shape is black with a subtle speckled texture. Centered within this black area, in large, bold white capital letters, is the word 'STEAM'. Below 'STEAM', in smaller white text, are the numbers '156' on the left and the letters 'TNB' on the right. Beneath this, a prominent white silhouette of a camera with a large lens is depicted. At the very bottom, within a white rectangular box, the phrase 'DOCUMENTING GRAFFITI WORLDWIDE SINCE 1984' is written in white capital letters. The overall design is monochromatic, using only black and white.

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