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No, it is prohibited.
No. Refrain because you cannot check the safety conditions required by Articles 78 and 79. The absence of a no-overtaking sign does not authorise that U-turn. Do not claim every overtake on a limited-visibility bend is prohibited without exceptions: Article 87.1.a allows the case of clearly separated directions and a manoeuvre that does not enter the opposing direction.
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