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1. про пятницу, 4-ого октября
(Stanislav Apostolov)

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Дорогие коллеги,

В пятницу, 4-ого октября, после завершения рабочей программы конференции
в институте будет торжественный фуршет.

Приглашаются все желающие.

Дирекция
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