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7 kuud on möödas Irene TEDxTallinna lavalseismisest, teema on endiselt magusvalus ja aktuaalne.

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Aitäh, et aitasite selle päeva ellu tuua esinejad, külalised, TEDxTallinna vabatahtlike tiim, Elisa, Fotografiska, Workland, Vivita,Ecodisain, Fienta, Muuseumikaart, Fleep, Annika Tallinn, Mauno Meesit ja Gerda

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Jonatan Vseviovi TEDxTallinn kõne on nüüd ka eesti keeles olemas 🙂 Aitäh, Eesti Ekspress! Lugemist väärt!

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1 year 3 months ago

NOTE FROM TED: This talk reflects the speaker’s personal political views. TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers. The guidelines we give TEDx …

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1 year 3 months ago

Kolm päeva tagasi, mil tähistasime Eesti 106. sünnipäeva, täitus kaks aastat Venemaa pealetungi algusest Ukrainasse. Jonatan Vseviovi – välisministeeriumi kantsleri & diplomaadi – soovitus on

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