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Oct 20, 2016

LIAA 2016: McCann India in the race with four Design shortlists

'The Dancing Letters' for Maharashtra Dyslexia Assocation bags three

LIAA 2016: McCann India in the race with four Design shortlists
Organisers of the London International Awards have announced shortlists in all categories of the 2016 competition.
 
From India, McCann Worldgroup has four shortlists in the race for metal. All the four are in the category of Design.
 
Work for Maharashtra Dyslexia Association 'The Dancing Letters' is among contenders, having been shortlisted in three sub-categories.
 
The agency's entry 'Panda' for WWF has also been shortlisted. 
 
Winners are to be announced on 2 November.
 
View all the shortlists here. 
 
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