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This is an image of the entrance to the Minsk Metro's Grushevka station, specifically the northern underground passage. The passage is constructed with granite and marble finishes, common in Minsk's Soviet-era architecture. The floor is tiled with grey and dark grey rectangular tiles, creating a striped pattern. A set of stairs leads up to the right, with a metal handrail. Blue directional signs with white text and arrows are visible on the walls. One sign indicates "To the city" and the other shows a metro symbol with an arrow pointing upwards. The lighting appears to be artificial, coming from overhead fixtures. The overall impression is one of a clean and well-maintained public transit space.
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