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Yes.
The Give Way sign, whether it is a road marking painted on the carriageway or a vertical sign, has the same meaning and imposes the obligation to give way to vehicles travelling on the main road.
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No, because two Give Way signs are equivalent to a stop sign.
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No, because both cannot be present at the same junction.
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