L2a1 Further Notes and Views: Difference between revisions

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Japanese family emblem	Linked hearts	expanded Kolam Two-hearts [1]	Logo
In Star of David form on old Jewish building in Prague	Three wreaths linked as two L2a1 configurations on Michelangelo's tomb	One form of a heterosexuality symbol	(pseudo-3D)
Are they forever linked? [2]	As impossible object	Linked hearts (pseudo-3D)	German coat of arms

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