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WAACS

WAACS

Product Design

Organised by Design Luxembourg


All our talks are for free (whether you are a member or not), held in english, at the auditorium of the MUDAM (the "Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean") in Luxembourg.

Thursday 09.02.2006 — 18:30 — Banque de Luxembourg

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