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The sticker features a blue shield with 'D.I.F.' inside it, set against a background of radiating blue lines. Below the shield is a black silhouette of the Stockholm skyline, including recognizable buildings like the Kaknäs Tower, and a dome-shaped structure with circular windows. The text 'DJURGÅRDEN' is prominently displayed in white capital letters, followed by 'STHLM' in slightly smaller white capital letters. The sticker appears to be slightly crumpled and is layered over other torn pieces of paper. 27
A sticker features Mulan holding a spray can, partially obscured by her disguise. The sticker is designed with a black and red background, displaying the name 'Kae Mullern'. 12
A dark-colored sticker with white bold capital letters that says Patriarchy Kills Every Day. The sticker is affixed to a dark-green surface. 7
A sticker with a design showing a tampon disrupting gears, accompanied by the text "Patriarchat Sabotiereren" (Sabotage the Patriarchy). 9
The sticker is predominantly black with vibrant yellow and metallic gray accents. At its center are two crossed adjustable wrenches, depicted with a metallic sheen. Behind and around the wrenches, stylized yellow lines radiate outwards, resembling bursts of energy or light. The overall design has a strong, industrial, and somewhat aggressive feel. Below the wrenches, bold, stylized yellow lettering spells out "VARSELBRAVA", with sharp angles and a metallic texture. Small cross symbols are subtly integrated into the design, adding to its symbolic nature. 15
A sticker advocating for the expropriation of Deutsche Wohnen & Co. The sticker features the text "Spekulation bekämpfen!" (Fight Speculation!) and "Deutsche Wohnen & Co enteignen!" (Expropriate Deutsche Wohnen & Co!), along with a graphic of falling dominoes, symbolizing the impact of speculation.  A website address is also included. 16
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A white rectangular sticker with text arranged in four lines. The first line reads 'schöner' with letters colored in a gradient from purple to pink. The second line reads 'leben' with letters colored in a gradient from green to yellow. The third line reads 'ohne' with letters colored in a gradient from green to blue. The fourth line reads 'Macker' with letters colored in a gradient from blue to red. Below the main text, in smaller black font, is the URL 'mackermassaker.bandcamp.com'. The sticker appears to be adhered to a textured, light-colored surface. 29
The sticker features a realistic depiction of a hamburger with a sausage patty and generous amounts of mustard. The bun is golden brown, and the sausage appears to be grilled. The text 'GROBER HARALD' is arched above the burger in a stylized, yellow font with a darker outline. Below the burger, also in a similar yellow font, is the word 'WORLDWIDE', also arched. The sticker has a white background with a thin white border. 28
The sticker is predominantly yellow and black. It features a stylized portrait of a person's head in white outline against a black background. A bright yellow lightning bolt strikes the top of the head, with yellow spiky lines radiating outwards, suggesting a shock or intense thought. To the left of the image, vertically oriented text in a distressed, bold font reads 'TEAM SCHEISSE' in black on a yellow background. The overall aesthetic is raw and graphic. 31
The sticker is circular and predominantly black and white. It features a stylized skull with wide, staring eyes and spiky hair. Above the skull, the text 'BOMB' is prominently displayed, with a bomb graphic integrated into the lettering. To the right of 'BOMB' is the anarchy symbol (a circle with an 'A' inside) and an image of two crossed bones or axes. The sticker also has text curving around the bottom edge, reading 'Records' within a banner. Along the top edge, in a smaller font, is the URL 'www.bomb-a-ll.com'. The overall aesthetic is gritty and punk-inspired. 14
Yellow and pink sticker with illustration of a woman's face with snakes for hair. The text "Ronny Bitter Tattoo" is at the bottom of the sticker. 32
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