File:Veolia HQ.jpg

48°52′12.12″N 2°17′33.29″E / 48.8700333°N 2.2925806°E / 48.8700333; 2.2925806

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The usage in Veolia Environnement is justified since an image of the company's headquarters is a relevant and important component of the company.

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