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English: Boundary Functions by Scott Snibbe installed at Tokyo Intercommunications Center.
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2011-01-24 16:43 640×476× (301239 bytes) Snibbe
2011-01-24 00:52 2563×1908× (5112919 bytes) Snibbe Boundary Functions by Scott Snibbe installed at Tokyo Intercommunications Center, 1999. Photo by Scott Snibbe. {{GFDL-self}}

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