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A rainbow infinity symbol for neurodiversity
Assorted small objects on a wooden table, including a rainbow-colored twisted toy, a silver Rubik's cube, a teal rubber ball, a beige fabric item, a wooden oval, metal rings, a black fidget spinner, a round textured pad, and a light-colored mug.
A woman smiling while sewing decorative buttons onto a navy blue fabric, sitting at a wooden table with sewing supplies in a cozy, well-lit room with bookshelves in the background.
A woman sitting at a busy market stall, covering her ears with her hands and showing a distressed expression, surrounded by other shoppers and vendors.
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