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11 February 2009

 

Underground 

Réseau de métro à Delhi

# posted by Sébastien Bisœil @ 02:54
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elles sont toutes opérationnelles ?
Quand j'ai quitté Delhi y en avait que 2.
# posted by Blogger lola : 12:43
 
pas d'afollement... l'inde n a pas change du jour au lendemain non plus!!
# posted by Blogger Emeline : 10:43
 
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# posted by Blogger Emeline : 10:43
 
En pointillés, cela signifie "début des travaux à base de crachats"
# posted by Blogger Adrien : 14:25
 
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