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Refine the existing hero artwork of the United States Supreme Court at night. Keep the same vintage WPA-style painting, deep navy sky, physical cloth American flag on a flagpole above and slightly behind the courthouse, and intense sparkling red, white, and blue fireworks. Make two composition changes only: (1) zoom out or pan down so the entire staircase and very bottom of the steps are fully visible in frame; (2) center the building so the roofline has equal amounts of sky on the left and right sides. Preserve the bright, dotted, sharp-edged fireworks, subtle countryside-style stars, and a slightly darker, calmer area on one side for headline text. No text in the image.

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A crisp, high-resolution close-up of a brushed metal compass resting on a clean, matte navy-blue background, its needle pointing decisively toward a clearly marked “N” that glows with subtle white enamel. Beneath the compass lies a faintly visible, stylized map of a nation’s outline printed in pale gray, with fine topographic lines adding texture. Cool, diffused studio lighting from above creates soft highlights along the compass rim and gentle shadows that anchor it in space. The atmosphere is deliberate and principled, evoking direction, sovereignty, and clarity of purpose. Photographic realism, centered composition with ample negative space, ideal for a hero image or section header about guiding principles or national direction.

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