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Four individual complex shapes protrude from the facade of the Scottish parliament, two seen in full and two cut off. Each is comprised of two small rectangular windows with brown wooden frames and a larger bow-shaped one to the left, half hidden behind wooden sticks acting as shading. There are small steps at the bottom right and one large one at the bottom left, behind which a seat is hidden.

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Four individual complex shapes protrude from the facade of the Scottish parliament, two seen in full and two cut off. Each is comprised of two small rectangular windows with brown wooden frames and a larger bow-shaped one to the left, half hidden behind wooden sticks acting as shading. There are small steps at the bottom right and one large one at the bottom left, behind which a seat is hidden.
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Windows of MPs of the Scottish parliament building in Edinburgh
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