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Published: 29 January 2001 y., Monday
search.lt presents recent links (2001 1 29):

    Ina's Art Gallery - exposition and sale of Ina Lukauskaite's art works

    Education and Studies Department - education system in Lithuania, list of institutions, laws, activity of international education centre

    Kotesa, JSC - computers, computer spare parts; signalling for flats and houses (selling, mounting, maintenance)

    Autoservice in Mazeikiai - information website on carservice centers in Mazeikiai (repair, painting, insurance, sale of spare parts, etc.)

    Radio station "Pulsas" - region radio station

    Prelasta, JSC - mobile phones; finishing and building materials; fireplaces, furnaces "Ecofire"

    Alvyroma, JSC - cargo transportation, expidiation, trade in goods traffic

    Kauno tiltai, JSC - construction and repairs of bridges, viaducts, tunnels, roads; production of asphalt-concrete and concrete mixtures; rent of construction machines and equipment and other services

    Orange design - web design, internet solutions, e-marketing, consultations, organising of on-line advertising, web sites updating means

    Beauty and health from the Dead sea - strengthening of immune system, disposal of cellulite, fitness and other programs

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