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A group of students engaged in a discussion or presentation in a classroom setting. One student is standing and speaking, while another is holding a paper. A seated student is listening attentively. In the background, several other students are watching, and a screen displays information related to the discussion. The environment appears collaborative and educational.
Two people sitting at a table, the one on the right has long blonde hair, grey sweater with gold stripes and has a laptop open in front of them while the one on the left has short black hair, has a black long sleeve shirt on and is signing to the person on the right.
A group of three individuals seated at a table during a meeting or discussion. The first person on the left is a young man with short hair, wearing a black jacket with blue accents. The second person, in the middle, is a woman with long hair, wearing a dark shirt. The third person on the right is a man with glasses, wearing a black shirt and looking attentively. Papers and electronic devices are scattered on the table.
Two women are standing in a classroom setting, engaged in a discussion or presentation. One woman, with long brown hair, is wearing a blue cardigan and gesturing with her hands. The other woman, with curly hair, is wearing a black cardigan over a light blue top and is looking at the first woman. In the background, there is a whiteboard and a screen displaying text.
A classroom setting with a group of people seated around a large, curved table. A presenter stands at the front, gesturing towards two large screens displaying content. The audience appears engaged, with some taking notes. The room is well-lit and has a modern design.
A woman with shoulder-length black hair and wearing a teal top is animatedly communicating with two seated women, one with long brown hair and the other with glasses. They are in a classroom setting with a large screen in the background. The woman is using hand gestures to emphasize her point while the others appear engaged in the conversation.
A classroom setting where a group of students observes a demonstration. Two students are engaged in a role-play scenario, one standing and gesturing, while another stands nearby listening. A third student lies on a table, appearing to be the focus of the demonstration. Other students in the background watch attentively.
A woman in a pink top stands at a podium speaking, while another woman beside her uses sign language. In the background, there is text on a screen discussing a law related to government access to cell phone data.

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