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Only two weeks left in the regular entry period for the 2012 IDSA IDEA Awards. Since 1980, the IDSA has been honoring design excellence through their international awards program. This year, the program includes categories that encompass products, ecodesign, interaction design, packaging, strategy, research and concepts. Get your work in front of leaders within the field of design including Core77 friends Tad Toulis, Lance Hussey, Mike Kruzeniski, Jan Chipchase and more. For our Brazilian readers, register for the IDEA/Brasil Awards here!
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