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The address someone wants you to take their word on
You can't stand on it, and someone's version of that place is costing you something. A landlord, a listing, an ex, a deal that turned. Name the address. I pull up the real street-level look and send back the one thing a second look finds, the part a quick glance misses. Google imagery, credited. If it is a fight about what is actually there, this is the ground truth. Sample, an ordinary Amsterdam address: the pin sits on the building, the street view opens indoors, over the tables one big circular light. At a glance one circle. It is not. Inside the glowing ring hangs a second, smaller ring, held by the same bars. Two circles doing the work of one.
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