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1816:. Hofheim: Wolke-Verlag. pp. 195–211.
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1628:"The Land and the City: Osaka - Expo 70"
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3540:1999 World Horticultural Exposition
3358:Nagoya Pan-Pacific Peace Exposition
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1648:Magnier, Mark (2001-09-02).
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936:Daiei Motion Picture Company
787:The site of Expo '70 is now
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1949:"Spherical Concert Hall"
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1840:Kultermann, Udo (1970).
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3396:Chōsen Grand Exposition
3050:New York City 1964–1965
3040:San Francisco 1939–1940
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1859:Kurtz, Michael (1992).
1772:(in Japanese). KOYUSHA.
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1831:Föllmer, Golo (n.d.).
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3071:Sydney 1870
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2473:Vienna 1974
2419:Astana 2017
2404:Lisbon 1998
2399:Taejŏn 1993
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2319:Berlin 1957
2299:Naples 1954
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2245:specialized
2233:Riyadh 2030
2141:expositions
2038:Vienna 1873
2028:London 1862
2018:London 1851
2011:expositions
1894: [
1842:Kenzo Tange
1736:24 November
1405:Föllmer n.d
1348:NFB.ca Blog
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748:Tiger Child
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306:San Antonio
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100:Building(s)
3594:Categories
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3244:Qing China
3147:Quito 1909
3010:Bronx 1918
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2894:Paris 1931
2859:Malmö 1914
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2651:Clark 1998
2621:Hanoi 1902
2571:recognized
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2498:Osaka 1990
2458:Paris 1969
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2269:Paris 1947
2264:Liège 1939
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2220:Dubai 2020
2215:Milan 2015
2205:Aichi 2005
2183:Osaka 1970
2153:Paris 1937
2108:Ghent 1913
2103:Turin 1911
2093:Milan 1906
2088:Liège 1905
2078:Paris 1900
2063:Paris 1889
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1710:Osaka Info
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1591:2010-01-14
1532:2013-11-12
1492:2014-08-18
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222:1965-09-14
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3551:Expo 2010
3520:Expo 2012
3494:Expo 2025
3487:Expo 2005
3483:(Tsukuba)
3477:(Okinawa)
3236:East Asia
3137:Lima 1872
2839:Lyon 1914
2784:Cork 1902
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