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The document is a programme for a conference on creative knowledge cities held in Amsterdam on May 27th 2009. It includes an opening by the alderwoman of art, culture and media of Amsterdam, an introduction of the ACRE project by Sako Musterd of the University of Amsterdam, and several presentations on topics related to creative industries and urban regeneration in cities. There will also be a keynote speaker, panel discussion, and tour of a creative building in Amsterdam before the conference ends at 6:30pm.
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