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A rectangular sticker with a black background and a thin red border. The text is prominently displayed in white, sans-serif font, spread across three lines. The sticker appears to be affixed to a dark, possibly metallic, pole, showing some signs of wear and tear, particularly around its edges and the top where some of the black background is chipped away, revealing the underlying surface or adhesive.

Sluta Plåga Djuren! Bli Vegan.

04 April 15
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