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A blue and white illustration of a suitcase with a luggage tag of the airport code for Toronto, Ontario on the handle along with a luggage sticker shaped like a voice recorder around the loop of the handle. On the suitcase are various stickers with airports codes for other countries including Dublin (DUB) Ukraine (IEV), New Zealand (AKL), Germany (STR), and Japan (NRT).

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A person in a white shirt and glasses standing between two Myanmar police officers while wearing handcuffs. In the background reads,

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A graphic with a red grid background. Across the top in bold red letters reads,

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