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Parade est une marque née dans la France de 1978. Celle de la mode colorée, des nouvelles matières pour le design, celle du TGV et des grandes avancées humaines, technologiques, artistiques, philosophiques. Celle qui a fait prendre conscience à l’human...
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The business on park parade - called Halai builder merchants Ltd . NW10 4JG have no manners and have no respect for customers. They write hand receipts with Red pens and curse people who don’t know about them. Red is the colour of Blood . The write wedding invitations in Red and curse their own people and they are they curse everyone in front of their faces avoid people with RED dots on their Foreheads.
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