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A bustling street scene on Dizengoff Street 57, Tel Aviv, Israel, is captured on a clear, sunny day, looking north-northwest near the Frishman Street intersection. An asphalt road features a prominent white zebra pedestrian crossing, flanked by light grey paved sidewalks where shadows indicate a high sun angle. To the right, a multi-story, light-grey modern building, identifiable by the number "57," houses the "KIKOOX" clothing store on its ground floor, marked by its sign and large display windows. Upper floors have numerous windows fitted with white, perforated sliding shutters, some open. A second-to-top balcony features a beige retractable awning and visible greenery. A blue towel hangs from an open third-floor window. To the left, an older, light-brown multi-story building with balconies and external air conditioning units recedes into the background. Four distinct individuals and one partially obscured person are visible. Centrally, a male cyclist in a blue tank top and patterned shorts rides a dark-framed bicycle across the pedestrian crossing from left to right. On the left sidewalk, a man in a dark shirt and jeans walks left, engaging with a mobile phone. On the right side of the crosswalk, a woman in dark pants and a patterned top leads a man in a white t-shirt, dark shorts, and sunglasses carrying a red shopping bag, both moving right. A third person is partially obscured behind him. Street infrastructure includes two tall, grey street lamp poles. Both display circular red "No Entry" signs; the right pole also has a blue sign with a white bicycle icon. Traffic lights on both poles appear red. White street bollards separate pedestrian areas from the roadway. Vehicle traffic includes a white Subaru Forester with an Israeli license plate stopped on the left, with another white car partially visible behind it. On the right, the rear of a dark Hyundai SUV with an Israeli license plate is stopped behind the pedestrian crossing. The sky overhead is clear and vibrant blue.
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