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File:Portal.svg

Use for portals

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Description
English: Icon for Wikimedia project´s portals.
Date 2010-01-26 02:04 (UTC)
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  • Portal.svg
Author
  • Portal.svg: Pepetps
  • derivative work: Bitplane ( talk)
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