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What signs are usually white squares or rectangles with the exception of the STOP sign?
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Regulatory signs
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What is a real world example of a parallelogram?
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What color prohibition sign?
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pennant
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Ambassadors usually do. Or Presidents/Prime Ministers ~Repliku
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