Сергей Зефиров

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This is a one slide presentation for the Haskell for Minsk conference that provides a link to view the full presentation on Google Presentations. The presentation discusses the Haskell for Minsk conference which is an event focused on the Haskell programming language and community in Minsk, Belarus.

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