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An aged, off-white corner building in Tel-Aviv, Israel, is viewed from a low angle under a clear blue sky. The multi-story structure exhibits significant wear, including peeling paint, stained facades, and visible cracks. The building's upper corner features a small balcony with a wrought-iron railing. A dilapidated double wooden door, some panels missing or boarded, opens onto this balcony. Above it, a window is covered by a closed, louvered white shutter. A small, rusty object resembling part of a bicycle frame rests on the balcony railing. Below the upper balcony, an enclosed bay window or balcony extends from the corner, framed in dark metal and fitted with reflective glass panels. This section is supported by visible metal brackets. On the building's left facade, several rectangular windows with brown frames are visible. The right facade features multiple windows with closed brown wooden louvered shutters. Air conditioning units are mounted on the lower portions of the building on both visible sides. A prominent grey utility pole stands in the foreground, slightly right of center, heavily burdened with a dense, tangled network of black and green electrical and communication wires that crisscross in front of the building. A modern, dark-colored street light fixture extends from this pole. Attached to the pole and the lower building are various signs: a blue street sign with white Hebrew text and the number "25", a smaller sign below it also marked "25" with Hebrew, yellow tags displaying "44", "66", "44", and a partially visible yellow parking sign with a blue "P" and Hebrew text. No individuals are present in the scene.
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