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Street sticker 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.

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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a black background and bold, silver capital letters. The text 'SLAVE CAT' is repeated twice, one above the other. The sticker shows some wear and appears to be slightly peeling at the bottom right corner. It is adhered to a rough, textured, gray metallic surface that has some reddish streaks and is dusty.

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Street sticker The sticker is black with white handwritten text. The text appears to be a quote followed by a social media handle. The edges of the sticker are visible, and it is applied to a pole that has other posters and peeling paper adhered to it. The writing is in a flowing, cursive font.

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Street sticker The sticker is predominantly pink with a purple background that has sparkling effects. In the center, large, bubbly text in light blue and pink reads 'EVITA SEGUIRME'. Below this, smaller yellow text says 'TU CARAMELO'. To the left, a cartoon character with spiky blonde hair, wide green eyes with pink irises, and an extended, patterned tongue is depicted. The character is wearing a red shirt with small white polka dots. The character is holding a red popsicle with white speckles and small pink flower-like designs on a stick. The sticker has a pink border.

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Street sticker The sticker features a brightly colored, slightly abstract illustration of a character. The character is wearing a green jumpsuit and a large blue head covering that resembles an animal's ears and face. They have a subtle, enigmatic smile and are holding up a small, circular object in their right hand. The background is a psychedelic swirl of blues and purples, with a patterned floor below that transitions from blue ovals to pink and purple geometric shapes. The overall aesthetic is vibrant and whimsical, with a slightly surreal quality.

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Street sticker The central sticker is a yellow rectangle with a thick black border. Inside, the text 'The Wind' is written on the top line, followed by a jagged, wavy line. Below that, 'Is Gone' is written on the second line, also with a jagged, wavy line beneath it. The text is in a handwritten, slightly whimsical font. To the left and slightly below the yellow sticker is a smaller, distinct sticker depicting a stylized feather or leaf-like shape. This smaller sticker has a dark outline and is filled with a gradient of blues and greens, with a bright blue glow emanating from its tip, suggesting an iridescent or luminous quality.

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Street sticker The sticker features a close-up portrait of a man leaning in to whisper to a woman. The man has dark hair and is looking away from the camera. The woman has light-colored hair and is looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression. The background is blurred but suggests an indoor setting. Prominently displayed on the sticker are the words "ARNIKA POWDER" in a modern, sans-serif font. Below the text, a QR code is visible with the words "SCAN ME" below it.

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Street sticker The sticker is predominantly red with black graphics and text. At the top, there's a stylized black symbol resembling an abstract face or creature with sharp, angular features and what appear to be multiple eyes. Below this symbol, the words 'ART. CULTURE. FREEDOM.' are printed in bold, uppercase black letters. Beneath the text is a QR code, also in black. Finally, at the bottom, smaller black text reads 'DANCE, ART & IAM COLLECTIVE' above the word 'CHAOS' in a distressed, stylized font.

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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a black border. The background is filled with dense, small-print text. Centered on the sticker is a stylized, abstract face with a light beige skin tone. The face has a prominent blue curved shape over its forehead, resembling a stylized eyebrow or hair. It has two small red circles for cheeks or blemishes, and two yellow circles for eyes. The mouth is open, revealing a red tongue and a single white tooth with a yellow rectangle above it, possibly representing another tooth or detail. The drawing style is simple and bold, with visible black outlines. Overlaying the text and the face are two thin black curved lines, one creating a circular arc and another a more diagonal, angular shape.

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Street sticker The sticker is composed of three distinct elements layered on a dark green pole. The topmost element is a white rectangular sticker with bold red text that reads 'SUPPORT FRIENDLY PEOPLE.' Below this, a smaller sticker displays a pink speech bubble icon with a white thumbs-up symbol and the number '1' inside, resembling a social media 'like' notification. The largest and most vibrant sticker is situated at the bottom, featuring the word 'Pinky' in a graffiti-style font. The letters are yellow with a textured gradient, outlined in black and white, and set against a bright pink background with blue and purple abstract shapes. Another black sticker with white text is partially visible below the 'Pinky' sticker.

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Street sticker The sticker is primarily purple with pink illustrations. It features a title "GEMEINSCHAFTLICHER WIDERSTAND! 2024" (Community Resistance! 2024) followed by smaller text detailing a 'New round in the G-20Rondenbarg proceedings'. The central graphic depicts a tangled mass of pink arms, many with fists raised or forming peace signs, symbolizing collective action and protest. Several smaller icons are visible, including hearts, a female symbol, a fist, a star within a circle, and an antifa symbol flag. Below the illustration, the text "UNITED WE STAND!" is prominently displayed. Further down, "GEMEINSCHAFTLICH.NOBLOGS.ORG" is printed, indicating a website. The bottom edge of the sticker contains smaller print, likely legal or organizational information.

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Street sticker The central sticker is a rectangular, bright red sticker with bold, white sans-serif text. It has a hashtag symbol followed by the German phrase 'ROTE KARTE FÜR FREIER'. The sticker appears to be applied to a cylindrical pole, possibly a lamppost or signpost, as it is layered over other, older stickers and shows some wear around the edges, suggesting it is outdoors. The overall appearance is that of a protest or political statement sticker.

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a bright red background and white text. The text at the top asks "DU BIST UNGEWOLLT SCHWANGER?" (Are you unintentionally pregnant?). Below this, in smaller white text, is a warning: "VORSICHT! Das passiert, wenn die AfD das Sagen hat →" (Caution! This happens when the AfD is in charge →). To the right of this text is a QR code. Below the QR code and warning, in very small print, is a website address: "www.aufstehen-gegen-rassismus.de/faktencheck". The sticker appears to be adhered to a wall.

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Street sticker The sticker features a cartoon illustration of two Rottweiler dogs sitting on a red couch against a light blue background. The dog on the left is smoking a cigarette, with smoke curling from its mouth. The dog on the right wears a blue baseball cap, a gold chain, and a wristwatch. Both dogs appear relaxed. In front of them is a tray with rolling papers, a grinder, and filters, suggesting they are preparing to smoke. There is also a bag of chips and what looks like an ashtray. The text 'Rottweiler' is prominently displayed above the dogs. The overall style is cartoonish with bold outlines and bright colors.

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Street sticker A circular sticker featuring a stylized, menacing skull at its center, rendered in white and grey tones with black outlines. Behind the skull, there's a background composed of wavy, abstract shapes in various shades of blue, resembling a distorted sky or water. Encircling the central design is a thick black border with white text that reads "WE'RE GONNA LIVE FOREVER" in an uppercase, slightly distressed font. The sticker is affixed to a dark green, possibly metallic, pole or post, which is visibly covered in numerous water droplets, indicating it's wet. The sticker itself shows minor wear and slight creasing around its edges, consistent with an outdoor application.

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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a prominent white border. Its background is composed of three vertical color blocks: green on the left, red in the top right, and black in the bottom right, mirroring the colors of the Palestinian flag. A large, stylized white hand with black outlines is centered, making a peace sign (V-sign) with its index and middle fingers extended upwards. Below the hand, a white rectangular banner spans the width of the sticker, featuring the bold black text "FREE PALESTINE". In the bottom right corner of the main image area, above the text banner, there is a small circular symbol depicting a red and black flag, which is the Antifascist Action (Antifa) emblem. The sticker is visibly wet with numerous water droplets on its surface.

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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a dark blue background and prominent white text. It features two horizontal white lines, one near the top edge and one near the bottom edge, framing the text. The text 'KYCKLINGKLUBBA' is on the top line, and '& COLE SLAW' is on the bottom line, both in a bold, sans-serif font. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, with some white specks and faded areas, particularly along the edges, suggesting it has been exposed to elements. It is affixed to a textured, possibly galvanized, metal surface that appears wet or has water droplets.

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Street sticker The sticker is a small, rectangular, dark-colored piece adhered to a wet, textured metal pole. It features prominent white, sans-serif capital letters on a black or very dark grey background, spelling 'ÄT BAJS!'. The surface of the sticker is visibly wet, covered in numerous small water droplets that create reflections and give it a textured appearance. The edges appear slightly worn and possibly lifted in places, typical of an outdoor sticker exposed to elements.

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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular, featuring the word "Djurgårn" prominently in large, light blue bubble letters with a dark blue and black outline, rendered in a graffiti style. Below it, in smaller, blocky white letters with a black outline, is the phrase "I FRÅN STAN". The background behind the text is a gradient sky, transitioning from yellow on the left to light blue in the middle, and then to a pinkish-orange hue on the right, resembling a sunset or sunrise. Beneath this sky, a dark silhouette of a city skyline with various buildings is visible. The sticker is applied to a textured, galvanized metal pole, showing some wear and slight creasing.

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Street sticker The sticker is circular with a black background and white text. The main text, 'ANDY WARHOL PHOTO FACTORY', is prominently displayed in a bold, sans-serif font, stacked over three lines. Below this, in a slightly smaller font, are the words 'Fotografiska' and the dates '25.3-21.8', indicating an exhibition period. The design is minimalist and clean, focusing solely on the text content. The sticker is affixed to a textured, galvanized metal pole.

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Street sticker A rectangular black sticker featuring a minimalist white outline of a smartphone. Inside the screen area of the smartphone, the text 'THIS MACHINE ENABLES FASCISM' is displayed in white, sans-serif capital letters, stacked vertically. The sticker is adhered to a reflective white and black surface, likely a road sign.

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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular, predominantly black and white/grayscale, and affixed to a metal pole. Its central image is a person's face, mostly obscured by a checkered keffiyeh, with only their eyes visible, conveying a sense of mystery and intensity. Above the figure, in a distinctive gothic-style white font, is the word 'Décolonize'. In the bottom-left corner, there is intricate white Arabic calligraphy. The overall aesthetic is stark and impactful, utilizing high contrast.

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Street sticker The sticker is circular, primarily black with white elements, adhered to a pole wrapped in a bright yellow, hexagonal-patterned reflective material. At its center is a QR code composed of white dots against the black background. Around the perimeter of the circle, white text is arranged in an arc, both at the top and bottom. The word 'wunderbear' is vertically integrated into the design of the QR code itself.

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Street sticker A rectangular red sticker affixed to a grey metal pole. The design features three black outlined fists stacked vertically on the right side, with three thick black arrows pointing towards them from the left. On the left side, corresponding to each arrow, are three circular white emblems, each containing the crest of a different Swedish football club: Hammarby IF (top, green wreath on yellow), Djurgårdens IF (middle, yellow and blue shield), and AIK (bottom, blue shield with white castle/tower). Black text in a handwritten style at the top left reads 'Nej till bajen.djurgårn. gnaget'. At the bottom right, bold black block letters read 'STÖD DET LOKALA' and below it 'S LAGET', with a stylized 'S' inside a circle between 'LOKALA' and 'LAGET'. The sticker has a slightly textured, worn appearance, indicating it is a physical object.

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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with slightly rounded corners, adhered to a light grey pole. Its background is dark grey or black, covered with numerous small water droplets. Across the center, a horizontal blue stripe is visible. Overlaid on this stripe and the dark background is an illustration of a cluster of buildings in varying shades of grey and white, giving a monochrome, almost sketched appearance. These buildings are stylized, resembling apartment blocks or high-rises. Below the cityscape, a white banner with jagged ends unfurls, containing the bold, blocky text "ACAB" in black. The entire illustration (buildings and banner) has a white outline, making it stand out from the dark background. The sticker appears slightly worn at the top right corner.

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Street sticker The sticker features the crest of Hamburger SV. The central design is an oval with a blue background, containing a white diamond outlined in black, which in turn frames a smaller black diamond. This oval is flanked by two golden-orange laurel wreaths. Below the main emblem, a light green banner displays the text 'HAMBURGER SV' in black capital letters. The background of the sticker, outside the crest, is a dynamic pattern of wavy black lines on a dark blue base. The sticker is square with slightly rounded corners and is affixed to a grey metal pole.

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Street sticker The sticker features a prominent, stylized word "Aistabo" in a flowing, elegant script font. It is primarily black with a clean white outline, creating a strong contrast against the dark, scratched background it's affixed to. Below the main text, in a smaller, sans-serif font, are the words "ETABL 2016" on a small, curved banner-like shape, also in black text on a white background with a black outline. The overall shape of the sticker follows the contours of the text.

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker adhered to a dark grey pole, showing signs of wear and water droplets. The main body of the sticker has a vibrant green background. The top two lines of text are in large, bold white capital letters: 'REPRESSION' followed by a 'not equal to' symbol and 'KONTROLL'. Below this, there's a black horizontal bar with smaller, white, italicized text that reads 'LÄKTAREN ÄR VÅR!'. The sticker appears slightly crumpled and worn, particularly at the edges, and there's a partially visible, torn white and blue sticker underneath it on the left side.

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Street sticker The sticker is heavily torn and weathered, revealing two distinct visual sections. The left section is part of a circular design in blue and white, featuring bold black text that reads "A.S. ROMA" and "MERDA" (Italian for "shit"). The right section, which is significantly ripped, depicts a stylized figure with dark dreadlocks, wearing what appears to be a dark uniform with medals. Behind this figure, there's a vibrant background with flowing ribbons or banners in red, yellow, and green, characteristic of Rastafarian colors. Below the figure, partially visible text in red, yellow, and green lettering spells out "MAJESTY", "TUMBA", and "KINGS". The overall appearance suggests a blend of football fan culture and music-related art.

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Street sticker The sticker is a horizontally oriented rectangle with a vibrant red background. Centered on this background are large, interconnected white shapes that form a highly stylized, abstract symbol. The shapes are thick and rounded, creating a cohesive design that could be interpreted as a monogram or a unique emblem. The sticker is affixed to a textured grey metal pole and shows visible water droplets on its surface, indicating outdoor exposure.

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Street sticker The sticker is circular, featuring a vibrant yellow crowned lion rampant holding a sword, set against a checkered green and black background. The lion has a visible red tongue. An outer black ring frames the central design, containing yellow text. Inside the main emblem, the letters 'G', 'A', and 'S' are positioned around the lion, along with the numbers '18' and '94'. The overall design evokes a classic sports or athletic club crest.

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker prominently displayed on a weathered, dark green pole. The sticker features a bold design with a red background for the main text and a dark brown/black background for the secondary text. The words "MAKE" and "ART!" are large, white, block letters with a dark shadow effect, giving them a three-dimensional appearance. Between these two words, in smaller white letters, is "MOTHERFUCKING". Below "ART!", the phrase "ALL DAMN DAY" is written in smaller white sans-serif letters against a dark brown/black strip. The sticker shows signs of wear and slight peeling at the edges.

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