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By grrlscientist on October 18, 2009.

tags: 2009 Frankfurt Book Fair, Frankfurt Messe, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, image of the day

Frankfurt Messe.

Frankfurt Book Fair 2009.

Image: Bob O'Hara, 18 October 2009 [larger view].

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