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The image depicts a door with a white sign attached to it.
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The image depicts a door with a white sign attached to it. The sign is rectangular and features black text on the top portion. It's not entirely clear due to the angle and resolution of the photo, but there appears to be some form of contact information or instructions provided for someone named "Jill" or possibly "John" as part of an address that includes a ZIP code at the bottom. The sign seems to be taped to the door's surface, which is wood with a visible grain pattern.
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