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Description	The en:University of York's Central Hall, as seen from under lecture theatre P/X001 in the Physics Department. Photo taken 23 September 2004.
Date	2004-09-23 (first version); 2005-07-21 (last version)
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Author	Original uploader was Johnteslade at en.wikipedia
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