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This is a close-up, eye-level, vertical outdoor photograph of a no-trespassing sign located in the city of Police, Poland. The sign is predominantly white with a large red circle and diagonal slash, indicating prohibition. Inside the circle is a black silhouette of a person walking, with their right leg forward and left leg back, implying movement. The person is wearing what appears to be a helmet and is depicted from the waist up, with their arms bent. The red prohibition symbol overlays the silhouette. Below the circular emblem, there is a red rectangular band containing text in white capital letters. The top line of text reads "NIEUPOWAŻNIONYM", and the bottom line reads "WSTĘP WZBRONIONY". These are Polish words, translating to "Unauthorized" and "Entry Forbidden" respectively. The sign appears to be weathered, with visible scratches and scuffs on its surface, suggesting it has been exposed to the elements. In the bottom right corner of the sign, a small red logo with the letters "tdc" inside a circle is visible. The background behind the sign is out of focus but appears to be a textured, possibly concrete or wall surface. The lighting is even, suggesting it is daytime.
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