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This is a close-up, eye-level shot of a postage stamp featuring a depiction of space exploration and collaboration. The stamp is white with a serrated edge and rests on a textured blue surface, possibly fabric. The stamp itself is vertically oriented. The top portion of the stamp shows a stylized representation of industrial equipment and figures in space suits, against a grey, cloudy background. To the right of this, there are three horizontal bands of color: red at the top with a hammer and sickle emblem, yellow in the middle with Cyrillic text that reads "ИНТЕРКОСМОС" (Interkosmos) and a crescent moon with a star, and blue at the bottom. Below this, a prominent circular motif depicts a globe of the Earth with a ring or orbit around it, which appears to be studded with red elements. Emerging from the bottom of this circle is a rocket on a launchpad, with smoke billowing around it. The rocket is dark grey and blue with an orange nose cone and is pointing towards the right. Along the left edge of the stamp, vertical Cyrillic text reads "ПОЧТА СССР" (Post USSR). To the left of the main graphic, there is vertical text in Russian that translates to "Cooperation in Space." In the bottom left corner, a large numeral "20" is displayed, indicating the stamp's denomination. Below this, the year "1982" is printed. There is no indication of the city of Perm, Russia, in this image.
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