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CONNOR TRINNEER (STAR TREK ACTOR TOUR HUBBLE FACILITY IN BUILDING 29

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Description: PHOTOGRAPHS OF CONNOR TRINNEER STAR TREK ACTOR TOURS HUBBLE FACILITY IN BUILDING 29 ..

Photographer: CHRIS GUNN

Date: 7/7/2006

Job Number: 2006-01712-0

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