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           | DescriptionLiverpool city centre skyline.jpg | 
           
             English: Photograph of Liverpool city centre from the River Mersey, taken by Robert Smith and released into the public domain. 
            Français : Photographe de la centre-ville de Liverpool de la rivière Mersey, faite par Robert Smith et mise à disposition dans le domaine public par son auteur. 
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           2008-05-28 (original upload date) | 
          
          
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           Transferred from  en.wikipedia; transfer was stated to be made by  User:PC78. | 
          
          
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           Original uploader was  Bobsmith040689 at  en.wikipedia | 
          
          
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             Released into the public domain (by the author). 
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