🇬🇧Can you see these logos?Even with this blur

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🇬🇧Can you see these logos?

Even with this blur, you can probably quite easily understand what these logos are.

These two signs remain recognizable due to distinctive shapes that preserve their visual integrity. Unlike other more symmetrical logos, which start to look the same when heavily blurred.

🇺🇿Ushbu logotiplarni ko'ryapsizmi?

Ushbu xiralik bilan ham, siz ushbu logotiplar nima ekanligini juda oson tushunishingiz mumkin.

Ushbu ikkita belgi, ularning vizual yaxlitligini saqlaydigan o'ziga xos shakllar tufayli tanib bo'linadi. Kuchli xiralashganda bir xil ko'rinishga kiradigan boshqa nosimmetrik logotiplardan farqli o'laroq.

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