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Photos: A peek inside the new London GooglePlex

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By Jo Best

Published: 17 November 2005 12:50 GMT

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This is the entrance to Google's new office, the London GooglePlex. It's Google's second base in the capital (the first was in Soho) and will also be the home for Google's European engineering centre.

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