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Obey STOP: stop and give way.
Stop under the STOP instruction and give way. Where instructions of the same type conflict, the more restrictive prevails. Stop at the relevant line; without a line, before the junction. If visibility is insufficient there, stop again where you can observe without endangering others.
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Ignore both signs because they are of the same type.
Obey STOP: stop and give way.
Give way without stopping if nobody approaches.
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