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A sign is affixed to a glass door. The sign is white with a blue rectangular banner at the top containing Russian text that translates to "Today you can have cake. Even if you." Below the banner, a red circle contains the number "1". Below that, in large black Russian text, is "Спортивная", which translates to "Sportivnaya". Below that, in smaller English text, is "Sportivnaya". At the bottom of the sign, there is a white graphic of an open hand, followed by Russian text that translates to "Hold the door". The sign is located on the exterior of a building, as evidenced by the reflection of a person and street scene in the glass door. The person is partially obscured by the sign and appears to be walking away from the camera. The environment outside is an urban setting with buildings and possibly a street visible in the reflection. The sign appears to be a directional sign for a station or building, likely within Moscow, Russia, given the Russian language used.
Daria

Aug 8, 2026, 10:07 AM

Moscow, Russia

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A sign is affixed to a glass door. The sign is white with a blue rectangular banner at the top containing Russian text that translates to "Today you can have cake. Even if you." Below the banner, a red circle contains the number "1". Below that, in large black Russian text, is "Спортивная", which translates to "Sportivnaya". Below that, in smaller English text, is "Sportivnaya". At the bottom of the sign, there is a white graphic of an open hand, followed by Russian text that translates to "Hold the door". The sign is located on the exterior of a building, as evidenced by the reflection of a person and street scene in the glass door. The person is partially obscured by the sign and appears to be walking away from the camera. The environment outside is an urban setting with buildings and possibly a street visible in the reflection. The sign appears to be a directional sign for a station or building, likely within Moscow, Russia, given the Russian language used.

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