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Figure 1. Video still from conference workshop on 26.06.2014, after 16:10 minutes. Source: Video documentation by Agnieszka Mlicka
Figure 2. Video still from conference workshop on 26.06.2014 after 20:50 minutes. Source: Video documentation by Agnieszka Mlicka
Figure 3. Video still from conference workshop on 26.06.2014 after 37:24 minutes. Source: Video documentation by Agnieszka Mlicka
Figure 5. Video still from conference workshop on 26.06.2014 after 01:04:04 hours. Source: Video documentation by Agnieszka Mlicka
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