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perd usati a sproposito
possono perdere il loro potere.

Questo potrebbe essere un grande

Sono una

pero usati a sproposito
possono perdere il loro potere.

Questo potrebbe essere un grande

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Poster and brochure cover text: “Antibiotics” “Solution or problem?” “They are a solution for many infections,” “but using them wrongly can make them lose

their power.” “This could become a big problem.”

I believe that through this kind of ethical, user-
centred, systematic, socially conscious approach,
much can be gained not only regarding the
specific objective of a project, but also regarding
the promotion of interpersonal models of relation
that lead to a more respectful and fairer society.

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