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Friday, 4th November 2005 by James Turnbull
There’s not much to say about Pavilion Z of the Brno Exhibition Centre except that it looks like a big volume control dial. At this size it will presumably go up to 11. Thanks: Lukáš N.
Posted by Kyle Kusch
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