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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architecture boy formal classroom building lecture chair child footwear conference chris wallace lamp transportation furniture shoe seat hardware desk hall glasses indoors audience school 丽 interior wear electronics car vehicle screen suit room auditorium monitor accessories table gm seminar computer crowd cinema
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