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Subject: Third day of the Syrian Constitutional Committee (Small Group) meeting at UN Geneva, scheduled from Monday 30 November to Friday 4 December.
- Exterior medium shot, low wall with UN logo being illuminated by car headlights, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva.
- Exterior wide shot, UN building, car passing, a rainy day, Palais des Nations.
- Exterior medium shot, minibus side door slides open, delegates emerge and enter the building.
- Exterior medium shot, delegates emerge from minibus.
- Exterior medium-close-up, delegates emerge from minibus and enter the building.
- Exterior medium shot, delegate emerges from minibus and enter the building, side shot.
- Exterior wide shot, delegates emerge from minibus and enter the building.
- Exterior close-up, wispy tree branches in foreground, UN building with logo to rear.
- Exterior medium shot, Syrian Constitutional Committee co-chair for the Opposition Hadi Albahra emerges from the minibus with other delegates and enters the building.
- Exterior medium-wide shot, minibus side door slides open, delegates emerge and enter the building.
- Exterior wide shot, tree branches in foreground, UN building with logo to rear.
- Exterior medium shot, Syrian Constitutional Committee co-chair Ahmad Kuzbari (Government of Syria) emerges from minibus with other delegates and enters the building.
- Exterior close-up shot, delegates emerge from minibus and enter the building.
- Exterior medium-close-up shot, delegates walking and entering the building.
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