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             English: Addis Abeba, Ethiopia. From top to bottom, left to right: Addis Abeba city hall, Lion of Judah Monument, Tiglachin monument, St Georges cathedral, Yekatit 12 adebabay, Addis train station, Miyazya 27 adebabay,Addis from Entoto and Meskel adebabay 
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           | Date | 
           31 August 2009 | 
          
          
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           travail personnel (own work: made from commons pictures) | 
          
          
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            Vob08 | 
          
         
         
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