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The exterior of a Bomb Battle establishment with bright pink and yellow accents. A large neon sign reads "BOMB BATTLE" and "CAN YOU WIN THE BOMB BATTLE?". There are colorful paint splatters depicted on the signage. The entrance appears to be a doorway with clear plastic curtains. Promotional posters are visible to the right.
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The exterior entrance of Bomb Battle Elite features a bright pink sign with the business name. To the left, a blue, icy-looking wall with benches. To the right, a counter area with staff, and colorful graphics on the wall. Merchandise like hoodies and t-shirts are displayed.
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The exterior of a Bomb Battle Elite establishment. A large red sign with the business name is visible above the entrance. Inside, people are seen interacting and staff are present at a counter. The interior is brightly lit with colorful walls and displays.
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The storefront of a tennis facility. The sign above the entrance reads "TIME TO TENNIS". To the left, text indicates "COACHING SERVICES" for all levels of tennis and pickleball, and "STRING SERVICES" for tennis and badminton. Inside, a reception desk and tennis equipment are visible.
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The exterior of a store called "Time To Tennis" is visible. The store has large glass windows and doors. Inside, tennis rackets and other sporting equipment are displayed. Signs on the window indicate services such as "Coaching Services" and "String Services" for tennis and badminton.
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The exterior of MST GOLF ARENA, a golf simulator establishment. The prominent signage displays "MST GOLFARENA" in large orange letters. To the left, neon signs read "EAT DRINK GOLF". A reception desk is visible with staff. A menu board is displayed on an easel.
