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The image shows a doorway leading into a kitchen.

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The image shows a doorway leading into a kitchen. In the foreground, there are two fake faces with exaggerated features attached to what seems to be the door frame, peeking out as if looking through an opening. The kitchen is equipped with standard appliances including a stove and a sink, which are visible in the background. The walls are painted a neutral color, and the flooring appears to be a light-colored hardwood. There is no text present in the image.

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