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File:USA-San Jose-De Anza Hotel-3.jpg

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37° 20′ 2.06″ N, 121° 53′ 42.23″ W

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English: De Anza hotel. 233 West Santa Clara Street. San Jose, California, USA
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Date 27 October 2007
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Author EugeneZelenko

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