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I often use pixabay.com and pexels.com. Also openclipart.org. Freepix.com is ok, lovely stock of images that they create, but I find the site somewhat confusing, because often they require some sort of attribution. The best sites offer images for personal AND commercial use, any kind, with no attribution required.
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