Photos | Chris Wallace delivers a lecture to a packed auditorium
The 2007 conference room at GM was filled with an audience of 23 people as Chris Wallace gave a lecture on transportation and the school building's architecture.
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a large screen in the middle of the roomChronologically Adjacent
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room furniture desk seat hardware wear vehicle car screen lamp chris wallace child lecture seminar transportation cinema formal indoors accessories auditorium chair conference glasses building footwear architecture crowd monitor audience gm classroom suit interior table boy 丽 computer school hall electronics shoe
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2007-06-21T12:08:24-07:00
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