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Nana Mouskouri to open the final televoting
Mouskouri will start the televoting by turning a big sand clock, an ancient Greek instrument to measure time.
Step by step, host broadcaster ERT is revealing more surprises for the semifinal and final of this year's Eurovision Song Contest. One thing seems to be sure; there is a lot more to come!
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