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The symbol of the Niriad. A circle is cut down the middle by two parallel lines. A smaller line branches off at 45 degrees a third from the top of each of these lines and in mirror-image to each other. The ends of all these lines finish on the outer edge of the ring. A slightly curved line runs parallel to the path of the circle and is intersected by the rightmost line. A straight line interrupted by a hump runs parallel on the right side of the leftmost line. On the other side of the leftmost line, another parallel line starts from just outside the circle. When it passes to the inside of the circle, it changes angles and connects to the middle of the leftmost line. On the bottom left of the circle, two identical, slightly waved lines begin at the centre lines and finish on the outside of the circle. On the bottom right of the circle, a parabolic line starts beyond the ring, loops around on the inner edge, and then ends again beyond the ring.