#italian

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Street sticker The sticker is predominantly red with a yellow border. In the center, a blue and black checkered square contains the word 'CREMA' in large, bold yellow sans-serif letters. Below this, in smaller yellow script, are the words 'c'è'. To the right of this central design is a small, colorful illustration depicting a landscape with trees, a car, and musical notes. The sticker appears to be applied to a cylindrical object, possibly a tube or a can, and shows signs of wear and tear, with some peeling white material on the left side.
Street sticker This sticker features a black and white drawing of a human face wearing a laurel wreath. The title above the drawing says "L'UOMO LAUREATO" and "VALENTIA" is written below the drawing. The sticker is round.
Street sticker The sticker shows a man wearing a white t-shirt and holding a long, green zucchini. Below the man, there is text on a black rectangle.
Street sticker A red Sciencicast sticker is affixed to a black pole. The sticker features the question 'A corto di scienza?' which translates to 'Short on science?'. A QR code is prominently displayed, along with the Instagram handle @SCICAST. The sticker also includes the text 'Ascolta Scientificast!' meaning 'Listen to Scientificast!'. A cartoon atom symbol is included in the design. There is also a torn piece of a sticker beneath it
Street sticker A grayscale sticker featuring an image of a hooded person wearing a balaclava, possibly participating in a protest or demonstration, with text in red reading "Siamo Tutti Antifascisti." A smaller symbol is visible in the upper left corner. The background features an out-of-focus image of a demonstration.
Street sticker A round sticker on a grey surface. The sticker has a black background with a rainbow-colored design. The words "PONTE TEMPESTOSE" are written in white uppercase letters, arranged in a way that creates a fan-like shape. Each letter is set on a different color of the rainbow.
Street sticker A sticker is affixed to a pole. It has a shield design with the colors of the Italian flag, the letter "L", and the word "Wlachy" written in a stylized script. A black symbol is also present on the sticker. The background shows other torn posters and stickers, indicating an urban setting.
Street sticker A sticker with the text "NOI SIAMO" over "MF 82". The sticker has an orange and burgundy color scheme.
Street sticker The sticker has a red background with yellow stripes on the top and bottom. It features Italian text: "MA DIMME QUANTE VOLTE HAI VISTO IL CIELO SOPRA ROMA E HAI DETTO LAZIO MERDA", which translates roughly to: "But tell me how many times you've seen the sky above Rome and said Lazio sucks". The sticker is affixed to a grey metallic surface.
Street sticker A sticker featuring a cyclist riding a bicycle, with text in Italian that translates to "From the North Curve to Capo Nord." It also features a stylized dollar sign.
Street sticker Black and white sticker with the text "Lura Alla" written in a stylized font. The sticker is attached to a textured surface with other layers of stickers and posters underneath.
Street sticker A green oval sticker with the year 1967 and the text "Rinase Più Gloriosa" which translates from Italian to "Reborn More Glorious." The sticker depicts a stylized bird surrounded by floral elements. The sticker is affixed to a weathered pole, showing some wear and tear.
Street sticker A sticker featuring the text "NO!S.E.D" and the Italian phrase "DELLO SPAZIO E IL SUO RICORDO" which translates to "OF SPACE AND ITS MEMORY", along with an image of an aerial view of a city, possibly in Europe. The sticker is affixed to a metal pole.
Street sticker A sticker depicting a cyclist riding a bike with a dark blue background and orange text. The text reads "DALLA CURVA NORD A CAPO NORD" and includes the logo of Soc. Valdinievole.
Street sticker A sticker featuring a cartoon illustration of three men, possibly representing a mountaineering or hiking theme. The text 'Attraversiamo le Alpi' translates to 'Let's cross the Alps' in Italian. 'Solo per te' means 'Only for you'. The number 12 and the word 'LERMO' are also visible.
Street sticker A sticker featuring a logo with the text "Nel Nome Di Roma" (In the Name of Rome) and a graphic that seems to depict a trophy or cup. The sticker is affixed to a weathered, graffiti-covered surface.
Street sticker A round sticker with a red background and yellow border. It features a black illustration of a rooster holding a tool, possibly a shovel. The text "ROMA POPOLO" is written around the rooster in a circular design.
Street sticker A black and red circular sticker with Italian text. The text translates to: "Tuscans have devastated this country." A smaller text at the bottom reads: "And this you must write. Please, write it."
Street sticker A purple and white oval sticker with the words "TI AMO" in white lettering and a shield emblem is affixed to a green pole. The sticker appears to be slightly damaged, with a small tear near the bottom. The background of the image shows bare branches and undergrowth suggesting an outdoor location.
Street sticker A black sticker featuring a shield with an eagle and the text "Laziali Svedesi".
Street sticker A red round sticker with a figure and text in Italian. The text translates to "Guided by Bacchus." It also has a number 06089.
Street sticker A red and white circular sticker with the text "La Bari Bene" in a simple sans-serif font. The sticker is affixed to a gray surface.
Street sticker A round white sticker with blue handwriting on a dark gray metallic surface. The text on the sticker says "DIO è BUONO", which is Italian for "God is good".
Street sticker A round white sticker with a handwritten message in blue ink. The message reads: "Dio sempre è con te." which translates from Italian to: "God is always with you."