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The image displays a brightly illuminated mural on a long concrete wall, positioned alongside an asphalt road at night in Dhaka, Bangladesh. A low curb, painted with alternating black and light gray rectangular segments, separates the road from the base of the wall. In the dark background above the wall, multiple stories of tall buildings are visible, some with illuminated windows. The mural itself is composed of several distinct sections: 1. The leftmost section features a red background with white text that reads "NUR HUSSAIN WAS BUSYAS BODY PAINTER." Below this, partially visible red text suggests "REVOLUTIONARY." 2. Adjacent to this, on a white background, a brown stylized figure resembling a duck or bird is depicted lying down. To its right, a black stylized figure is crouched, holding a blade-like object. Green text beneath these figures states "ACTUALLY THE PEACE-KEEPER" and "DUCKS HERE PESEUDO." A vertical red text segment reads "ASSASSINER." 3. Further right, two dark, stylized human figures stand on a white background with prominent diagonal red stripes. The left figure wears a shirt with the text "DON'T QUIT GET OUT" and holds a thin, red, elongated object. The right figure wears a shirt displaying "DON'T QUIT" and holds a red object resembling a stylized skateboard or weapon. 4. The rightmost section of the mural, set against a lighter background, features a large blue bird-like creature wearing blue goggles and a red sash across its chest. A yellow circular emblem is on its chest. White text above the bird reads "CROWTON KADIER." Below the bird, yellow text reads "MADE US STRONGER" and "MADE US BETTER." Partial red text, "THE CROWFLEX," is visible at the bottom of this section.
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