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An upright, dark-skinned statue of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh, resembling Tutankhamun, stands prominently outdoors, holding a golden staff. The pharaoh is adorned with a golden headdress, a broad blue and gold collar, and a blue and gold kilt decorated with hieroglyphs. The statue rests on a dark, rectangular base and is positioned in front of a building with a light yellow wall. Behind the statue is a large window with a wooden frame, divided into multiple panes. Through the upper-left pane of the window, a colorful map of the Middle East and Northeast Africa is visible, highlighting regions and cities. Clearly legible text on the map includes "Mediterranean Sea," "Red Sea," "Sinai," "Israel," "Palestine," and a large "EGYPT," along with city names like "Cairo," "Luxor," "Aswan," and "Hurghada." Other sections of the window display what appear to be ancient Egyptian-themed posters or images, including one with hieroglyphs. A blue starfish decoration is visible through a lower pane of the window, suggesting a nautical or tourist theme. The ground beneath the statue and building is covered with light grey, speckled granite-like tiles. Bright sunlight casts distinct shadows, indicating it is daytime. An electrical outlet and some coiled wires are affixed to the yellow wall near the top of the window. The overall scene suggests a commercial or tourist establishment in an Egyptian setting.
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