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1499:expositions
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1263:expositions
1158:Attractions
346:Parque Expo
315:discoveries
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87:Building(s)
2579:Categories
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1435:Osaka 1970
1405:Paris 1937
1360:Ghent 1913
1355:Turin 1911
1345:Milan 1906
1340:Liège 1905
1330:Paris 1900
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1275:Paris 1855
1261:recognized
767:newspapers
756:"Expo '98"
713:References
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351:The first
190:1998-09-30
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106:10,128,204
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2091:Lyon 1914
2036:Cork 1902
2011:Lyon 1894
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527:"Oceania"
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236:Previous
225:Zaragoza
207:Expo '93
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