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Пусть грядущий год станет для Вас годом созиданий и новых достижений. Помните, вы получаете современные профессии в стенах ведущего университета страны, который ценит и любит своих студентов ❤
Спасибо каждому за вашу любовь к родной alma mater 🫶
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