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EFTA00001266-p-1.jpg
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The image shows an interior view of a room that appears to be under construction or renovation.
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The image shows an interior view of a room that appears to be under construction or renovation. The walls are partially unfinished with exposed wiring and insulation. In the foreground, there is a door frame leading into another room where some furniture, including what looks like a desk, can be seen. Above the doorway in the other room, there's an exit sign installed on the ceiling. The floor of the room is not visible due to the angle of the photo. There are no texts or people present in this image.
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