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+|description=[[BIO Gold Medal]] 2010 award winners, [[Biennial of Industrial Design (BIO)]]. Award-winners are announced on the evening of the opening ceremony, which is attended by approximately 1,000 visitors and media representatives from Slovenia and abroad
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