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The document shows a photo of a group of people standing together outside with the message "Security comes in many forms. We're just one small part." suggesting the photo represents different types of security or protection. However, the photo lacks context as the people are unfamiliar and it is unclear who they are or what organization or message the document aims to convey beyond a vague statement about security.

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Security
comes in
many
forms
We’re just
one small part

Mutual of Nebraska

This nice scene and message is undermined by the distinctness of the photo. Are you supposed to
know these people? Are they famous? Who are they…?

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