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English Wikipedia portal jazz icon

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DescriptionP jazz green.svg	English: Wikipedia portal jazz icon
Date	8 April 2019
Source	This file was derived from: Saxophone-icon.svg: P blank.svg:
Author	File:Saxophone-icon.svg: Lukipuk File:P blank.svg: Chris-martin derivative work Sebastian Wallroth

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