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Description	Poster calling for a ban on minaret construction in Switzerland
Source	[1]
Article	Minaret controversy in Switzerland
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Purpose of use	discuss the posters supporting the minaret ban in the relevant article.
Replaceable?	No, as the copyrighted work itself is being discussed.
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2009 Swiss minaret referendum

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