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A close-up, low-angle shot captures the upper facade and dome of the Palacio Legislativo (Legislative Palace) located in Plaza Murillo, La Paz, Bolivia, under a clear blue sky. The central feature is a circular wall clock with a white face, black Arabic numerals (1-12) arranged in a counter-clockwise sequence, and black hour and minute hands. The hour hand points directly at the numeral '4', while the minute hand points directly at the numeral '12', indicating a time of 4:00. This clock is set within an ochre-colored architectural pediment featuring white, decorative neoclassical or baroque-style trim and pilasters with repetitive circular motifs. Below the clock, centered within a lower pediment, is a multi-colored relief of the Bolivian national coat of arms, which includes a condor, national flags, and a central shield with a mountain, llama, tree, and wheat sheaf, encircled by the word "BOLIVIA". Above the clock, a dark, segmented dome or cupola, possibly metal, rises towards the sky. A modern glass structure is partially visible behind and to the upper right of the dome. The scene is illuminated by bright daylight.
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