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An exterior view depicts the intersection of Blagoja Parovića Street and Karađorđeva Street in Novi Sad, Serbia, under a clear sky. A two-story corner building with a light-colored, aged facade dominates the scene. The building features a dark tiled hip roof and decorative square reliefs along its upper section. Two windows with open panes are visible on the Blagoja Parovića Street side, alongside two external air conditioning units mounted on the wall. Other windows are fitted with closed roller shutters. A large, stylized white outline of a smiling, wide-eyed face with sharp teeth is spray-painted on the building's corner facade, below two street signs identifying "ULICA BLAGOJA PAROVIĆA 5" and "ULICA KARADJORDJEVA". A red circular "No Stopping" sign is positioned on a grey pole on the Blagoja Parovića Street side. A blue rectangular "One Way" sign with a white right arrow is mounted on a pole nearer the corner, indicating traffic flow down Karađorđeva Street. The asphalt road surface shows cracks, and a circular metal manhole cover is visible in the foreground. Portions of a pedestrian crossing are present. Shadows from the buildings and street furniture are cast on the road and the lower part of the building. A portion of another brick-gabled building is visible to the upper left. No people or vehicles are present.
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