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The pies represent the colors of various flags, the sizes of the slices determined by percentage of flag area devoted to each color.

At the original site you can click on the pies to reveal which countries’s flags they represent.

Via Swiss Miss.

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Posted: August 2nd, 2007 under art and illustration, globalism, graphic design.
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