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This image captures a close-up of a black regulatory poster, affixed to a surface in a club or similar establishment in Paris, France. The poster features a prominent prohibition symbol at the top: a metallic pink or silver outline of two generic human figures enclosed within a circle, bisected by a diagonal line, indicating a restriction against multiple people. Below the graphic, text is presented in both French and English. The French reads: "UNE PERSONNE PAR CABINE" (One person per cubicle) followed by "SOUS PEINE D'EXCLUSION DE L'ÉTABLISSEMENT" (Under penalty of exclusion from the establishment). The English translation below states: "ONE PERSON ONLY PER WC" (WC referring to water closet/toilet cubicle) followed by "SUJECT TO ENFORCEMENT BY EXCLUSION FROM THE CLUB," notably with "SUJECT" misspelled as "SUBJECT." The poster shows signs of minor creasing and wear. To its right, a portion of a brightly colored, torn, and layered paper surface is visible, displaying shades of pink and blue, with partial text including "AMELOT." The overall scene indicates an attempt to enforce specific conduct within a private venue's restroom facilities.
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