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DescriptionThomas J Watson Sr.jpg |
English: image of IBM President Thomas J. Watson, @1920s, from IBM Corporate Archives
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circa 1920s |
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IBM Corporate Archives. Transferred from en.wikipedia; transferred to Commons by User:Davepape using CommonsHelper. |
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Original uploader was Paul C. Lasewicz at en.wikipedia |
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