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Geneva, Switzerland - March 1, 2016: People visiting the 86th International Geneva Motor Show in Palexpo, Geneva.
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Keith Crain
January 14, 2019 05:00 AM
I have no idea exactly how many auto shows there are in the world, but I know there are plenty.
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