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The student Nicol Vrettou from the 3rd Gymnasium of Hymettus, Greece was awarded the Quality Label for their project titled "The sea that unites us" on September 11, 2013. The award was signed by Dr. Michael Paraskevas of the National Support Service in Greece and Marc Durando of the Central Support Service.
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- 1. Nicol Vrettou 3ο ΓΥΜΝΑΣΙΟ ΥΜΗΤΤΟΥ, Greece is awarded with the Quality Label For the project: The sea that unites us 11.09.2013 Dr. Michael Paraskevas National Support Service Greece Marc Durando Central Support Service