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CREATIVE imagination is humani- ture : to art , architecture , craft , design , ty's greatest resource , the foundation fashion , music , performing arts , pubof all art , science and knowledge . It is lishing and so on .
CREATIVE imagination is humani- ture : to art , architecture , craft , design , ty's greatest resource , the foundation fashion , music , performing arts , pubof all art , science and knowledge . It is lishing and so on .
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Not everyone can be a farmer between creativity and innovation . nistrator , who differentiated between ( you need ... We need to accept that This kind of creative thinking is ioned and muddled view of innovathis notion is not the norm ...
Not everyone can be a farmer between creativity and innovation . nistrator , who differentiated between ( you need ... We need to accept that This kind of creative thinking is ioned and muddled view of innovathis notion is not the norm ...
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ment will have to promote innovation and creativity on the one hand , and help the business sector to bring home the ... to deposit their wealth , to draw in creative talents as residents and to bring in the tourist to spend there .
ment will have to promote innovation and creativity on the one hand , and help the business sector to bring home the ... to deposit their wealth , to draw in creative talents as residents and to bring in the tourist to spend there .
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