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They oblige you to stop and prohibit turning right.
Firstly, the stop sign obliges drivers to come to a complete halt before continuing. Secondly, the sign indicating a right turn prohibited prevents all vehicles facing it from turning right.
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They oblige you to stop and oblige you to turn right.
They oblige you to stop and prohibit turning right.
They oblige you to stop and allow turning right.
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