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Description	Deutsch: Kein Trinkwasser, Verbotszeichen D-P005 nach DIN 4844-2 English: No drinking water, prohibition sign D-P005 according to German standard DIN 4844-2
Date	24 August 2006
Source	Drawn by Torsten Henning. Re-coded by Albin Jacobsson.
Author	Torsten Henning
Permission ( Reusing this file)	released into the public domain

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