"agglomeration signs"

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31 January 2024

French farmers are holding official agglomeration signs upside down as they block the A6 highway near Chilly-Mazarin, south of Paris, on January 31, 2024. They are continuing to maintain roadblocks on key highways into Paris for a third day, as part of nationwide protests called by several farmers' unions over pay, tax, and regulations. Convoys of tractors are edging closer to Paris, Lyon, and other strategic locations in France on January 31, as thousands of protesting farmers appear to ignore warnings of police intervention if they cross red lines laid down by the government. Farmers' unions, unimpressed by concessions offered by President Emmanuel Macron's government, are encouraging their members to fight on for improved pay, less red tape, and protection from foreign competition.

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1 November 2020

The main entrance of the cemetery of Granada with some signs of coronavirus measures during the All Saints festivities in Spain. People decided to go to the cemetery the days before November 1st, which is the main day to access to the cemeteries in the country, to avoid agglomerations due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.On 1st November 2020 in Granada, Spain.

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1 November 2020

A sign with coronavirus measures in the cemetery of Granada during the All Saints festivities in Spain. People decided to go to the cemetery the days before November 1st, which is the main day to access to the cemeteries in the country, to avoid agglomerations due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.On 1st November 2020 in Granada, Spain.

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23 August 2017

Melbourne, Australia, 18 march 2017. A view of a shop sign tagged with de word liberty in a street of the Fitzroy district. Melbourne is ranked as the world’s most liveable city for the sixth year running according the Economist’s global liveability survey.

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