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DescriptionFactory EU.svg

English: European factory
Date 26 February 2009
Source Own work by uploader + File:Flag of Europe.svg + File:Factory.svg
Author
Ssolbergj + authors of source files



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current 02:32, 26 February 2009 Thumbnail for version as of 02:32, 26 February 2009 464 × 366 (8 KB)
 Ssolbergj {{Information |Description={{en|1=European factory}} |Source=Own work by uploader + File:Flag of Europe.svg + File:Factory.svg |Author=Ssolbergj + authors of source files |Date=26 February 2009 |Permission= |other_versions= }}




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  • AS Starman

  • Altri

  • BIP Investment Partners

  • Balkan News Corporation

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  • Bosnalijek

  • Bulgargaz

  • Bulgarian Posts

  • Bulgarian Railway Company A.D.

  • CIB Bank

  • Cannes Mandelieu Space Center

  • Carlsberg Croatia

  • Cegedel

  • Chello

  • Cofina

  • Comotor

  • Compagnie Générale de Navigation sur le lac Léman

  • Cornmarket Group Financial Services Ltd

  • Cortal Consors

  • DAC (vehicle manufacturer)

  • DSK Bank

  • Doprastav

  • Dublin Shipping

  • Electroputere

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  • Enefit Kaevandused

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  • Fidesco Group

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  • Gemplus International

  • Genesis Energy Investment

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  • Harry Corry

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  • Irish Film and Television Network

  • Iskra Delta

  • Isle of Man Bank

  • JetGreen Airways

  • Jumbo S.A.

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  • Karlsberg Bulgaria AD

  • Kenmare Resources

  • Kyknos (tomato sauce)

  • LGC Ltd

  • Lehel (appliances)

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  • Macardle Moore Brewery

  • Magee of Donegal

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  • Mediahuis

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  • Multigroup

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  • Pelargos

  • Petrol Group

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  • PrimeTel PLC

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  • Thales Air Defence

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  • The Educational Company of Ireland

  • Utopia Group

  • Velyka Kyshenia

  • Vífilfell

  • Wienerwald (restaurant)

  • William Clarke & Son

  • Woolworths (Cyprus)

  • ZTS OSOS

  • Zagreb Film

  • ÁTVR



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