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A close-up shot of a sticker affixed to a weathered metal pole. The sticker features the German word "Liebe," meaning "love," in bold, white capital letters on a dark background. The pole itself is aged and marked with various signs of wear, including scratches and remnants of other stickers. The overall aesthetic is minimalistic and street-style. The sticker appears to be an expression of love or a reminder to embrace love in everyday life. 14
A sticker featuring the text "EISERNE UNION" in bold red letters, accompanied by a red logo that seems to depict a gear with a wrench inside. The sticker is affixed to a gray metal pole. 10
A black and white circular sticker with the text [di:Unru:] in the center. The sticker is attached to a dark brown pole. 10
A black sticker with white and red text. The text says "FCk UBR" in bold uppercase letters. The sticker is affixed to a gray pole. 141
A circular, bright mustard yellow sticker featuring the brand name 'unibeez' in black, lowercase sans-serif font at the top. Below the brand name, a prominent black and white QR code is centered. Underneath the QR code, in smaller black text, it reads 'Scan to Discover Jobs Whilst at Uni.' The sticker is applied to a dark, textured, possibly black metal surface, which appears to be a bollard or lamppost, showing signs of wear and other graffiti around it. 16
A torn and weathered street poster featuring the French words "Liberté toujours", which translates to "Liberty always".  The poster shows significant signs of wear and tear, suggesting it has been exposed to the elements for a considerable time. 14
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A white sticker with black text on a weathered pole. The text on the sticker translates to "The Demographic Change" in English. There's another sticker on top of it with illegible markings. 7
A worn sticker with the band name General Genocide and the tagline "Raw Brutal Mangling Speed". The sticker has a dark blue background with white and light blue text. It appears to be stuck on a brown metal pole. 12
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