"candy vibes"

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3 May 2025

A group of young women dressed in traditional Bavarian dirndls stands in front of a gingerbread heart and sweets stall at the Spring Festival in Munich, Germany, on May 2, 2025. The stall displays heart-shaped cookies with icing inscriptions and a variety of confections typical of German folk festivals.

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11 April 2025

A pedestrian walks past a Lindt store window decorated with golden chocolate bunnies and a large 'Frohe Ostern' sign for Easter in Munich, Germany, on April 11, 2025. The festive display features red heart-shaped backdrops as part of Lindt's seasonal promotion campaign.

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11 April 2025

Pedestrians pass by a Lindt store decorated with golden chocolate bunnies and the phrase 'Frohe Ostern' in celebration of Easter in Munich, Germany, on April 11, 2025. The festive storefront includes heart-shaped red motifs and Lindt branding as part of a seasonal marketing campaign.

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11 April 2025

Shoppers pass by an Easter-themed window display with golden chocolate bunnies and the words 'Frohe Ostern' at a Lindt store in Munich, Germany, on April 11, 2025. The festive decoration promotes the holiday season with colorful heart motifs and seasonal chocolate products.

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11 April 2025

People browse the candy selection inside a HARIBO store in Munich, Germany, on April 11, 2025. The interior features branded displays and the iconic Goldbear, offering a wide range of sweets to visitors.

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11 April 2025

People walk and gather outside the HARIBO store entrance in Munich, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on April 11, 2025. The shop, featuring the brand's iconic Goldbear logo, draws customers into its colorful candy-filled interior.

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11 April 2025

People walk and gather outside the HARIBO store entrance in Munich, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on April 11, 2025. The shop, featuring the brand's iconic Goldbear logo, draws customers into its colorful candy-filled interior.

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29 March 2025

A mobile street food vendor sells grilled skewers, fruits, and snacks during the weekend night market in Hanoi, Vietnam, on March 28, 2025. The street is crowded with pedestrians experiencing the lively atmosphere and local cuisine.

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29 March 2025

A group of students pose for a photo on the weekend walking street in Hanoi, Vietnam, on March 28, 2025. The area is filled with families, street vendors, and children playing with electric toy cars in the lively nighttime atmosphere.

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11 July 2020

Gonzalo Plata of Sporting (L) vies for the ball with Mamadu Cande of Santa Clara (R) during the Portuguese League football match between Sporting CP and Santa Clara, in Lisbon, on July 10, 2020.

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11 July 2020

Mamadu Cande of Santa Clara (L) vies for the ball with Gonzalo Plata of Sporting (R) during the Portuguese League football match between Sporting CP and Santa Clara, in Lisbon, on July 10, 2020.

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11 July 2020

Mamadu Cande of Santa Clara (L) vies for the ball with Gonzalo Plata of Sporting (R) during the Portuguese League football match between Sporting CP and Santa Clara, in Lisbon, on July 10, 2020.

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25 November 2017

November 25th, Amsterdam. Patrick Mathurin, who play this year again the new St. Nicholas (De Nieuwe Sint) arrived on his boat with his helpers to start the party and the good vibes of the New St. Nicholas in Amsterdam. Mathurin said he does not wish to interfere in the Pete discussion. "I want a solution and not get stuck with the problem," he said. Patrick Mathurin (1972), was born in Haiti, is an actor and boxing trainer. Sinterklaas, a character who shares his roots with Santa Claus, is the central figure of the Dutch winter celebrations. Believed to spend most of his time in Spain, his arrival by boat is staged every year in an elaborate spectacle which is broadcast across the Netherlands. Most of the entertainment, however, is provided by Sinterklaas’s "helpers", the clown-like Black Petes, or Zwarte Pieten. Considered by many to be the best part of the whole tradition, Black Pete has a large fan base in the Netherlands. However, the image of white people with blackened faces has sparked worldwide controversy. Before the New St. Nicholas arrival to the start point, the leader of Pegida, Edwin Wagensveld and some members of the Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West showed up to support the Zwarte Piet in The Netherlands

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25 November 2017

November 25th, Amsterdam. Patrick Mathurin, who play this year again the new St. Nicholas (De Nieuwe Sint) arrived on his boat with his helpers to start the party and the good vibes of the New St. Nicholas in Amsterdam. Mathurin said he does not wish to interfere in the Pete discussion. "I want a solution and not get stuck with the problem," he said. Patrick Mathurin (1972), was born in Haiti, is an actor and boxing trainer. Sinterklaas, a character who shares his roots with Santa Claus, is the central figure of the Dutch winter celebrations. Believed to spend most of his time in Spain, his arrival by boat is staged every year in an elaborate spectacle which is broadcast across the Netherlands. Most of the entertainment, however, is provided by Sinterklaas’s "helpers", the clown-like Black Petes, or Zwarte Pieten. Considered by many to be the best part of the whole tradition, Black Pete has a large fan base in the Netherlands. However, the image of white people with blackened faces has sparked worldwide controversy. Before the New St. Nicholas arrival to the start point, the leader of Pegida, Edwin Wagensveld and some members of the Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West showed up to support the Zwarte Piet in The Netherlands

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25 November 2017

November 25th, Amsterdam. Patrick Mathurin, who play this year again the new St. Nicholas (De Nieuwe Sint) arrived on his boat with his helpers to start the party and the good vibes of the New St. Nicholas in Amsterdam. Mathurin said he does not wish to interfere in the Pete discussion. "I want a solution and not get stuck with the problem," he said. Patrick Mathurin (1972), was born in Haiti, is an actor and boxing trainer. Sinterklaas, a character who shares his roots with Santa Claus, is the central figure of the Dutch winter celebrations. Believed to spend most of his time in Spain, his arrival by boat is staged every year in an elaborate spectacle which is broadcast across the Netherlands. Most of the entertainment, however, is provided by Sinterklaas’s "helpers", the clown-like Black Petes, or Zwarte Pieten. Considered by many to be the best part of the whole tradition, Black Pete has a large fan base in the Netherlands. However, the image of white people with blackened faces has sparked worldwide controversy. Before the New St. Nicholas arrival to the start point, the leader of Pegida, Edwin Wagensveld and some members of the Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West showed up to support the Zwarte Piet in The Netherlands

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25 November 2017

November 25th, Amsterdam. Patrick Mathurin, who play this year again the new St. Nicholas (De Nieuwe Sint) arrived on his boat with his helpers to start the party and the good vibes of the New St. Nicholas in Amsterdam. Mathurin said he does not wish to interfere in the Pete discussion. "I want a solution and not get stuck with the problem," he said. Patrick Mathurin (1972), was born in Haiti, is an actor and boxing trainer. Sinterklaas, a character who shares his roots with Santa Claus, is the central figure of the Dutch winter celebrations. Believed to spend most of his time in Spain, his arrival by boat is staged every year in an elaborate spectacle which is broadcast across the Netherlands. Most of the entertainment, however, is provided by Sinterklaas’s "helpers", the clown-like Black Petes, or Zwarte Pieten. Considered by many to be the best part of the whole tradition, Black Pete has a large fan base in the Netherlands. However, the image of white people with blackened faces has sparked worldwide controversy. Before the New St. Nicholas arrival to the start point, the leader of Pegida, Edwin Wagensveld and some members of the Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West showed up to support the Zwarte Piet in The Netherlands

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