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Dobitnici Glavnih Nagrada Dobitnici glavnih nagrada 50.000 na Emmezeta poklon kartici Marica Gale, Buje Dragutin Mati, Goričan Marija Bervida, Daruvar Ivana Šandrić, Betina Ranko Kovač, Prelog Marija Kloss, Vinkovci Dijana Pavić, Nova Gradiška Ana Zekić, Mali Lošinj Nives Bajić, Slatine Nino Koren, Zagreb Marija Kršić, Zagreb Boris Crnković, Delnice Sony soundbar + Televizor Vjekoslav Karačić, Osjek SONY KD-55X7055 Branka Pavasović, Šibenik Dalia Babić, Zagreb Marija Grabrić, Nova Kapela Dušanka Popović, Zagreb Karlo Jug, Čakovec Rafaela Slišković, Solin Danijela Paukner, Požega Danica Malešević, Rijeka Miroslav Okić, Knin Petra Udiljak, Split Hladnjak kombinirani Klarstein, Mladen Horvat, Konjščina Audrey crveni Matija Galovic, Veliko Trgovišće Mijat Šelj, Pula Nikola Ljubanović, Bjelovar Samira Livak, Pula Lazer Kolgjeraj, Osijek Robert Horvat, Kotoriba Nikola Rajaković, Zagreb Mladen Štabi, Ludbreg Siniša Patrčević, Virovitica Renata Vrbos, Virovitica Roštilj električni Klarstein, Gatsby sivi Nevenka Novoselec, Trnovec Bartolovečki Branko Đaković, Novska Marina Rubeša, Opatija Damir Markota, Valpovo Ivona Ivanović, Goričan Albin Vrbanić, Varaždin Josip Ramljak, Koprivno Marina Tomić, Zagreb Jasna Vondra, Pula Bruno Vuković, Rakovica Gajba Karlovačkog svijetlo piva Tihana Arambašić Saraja, Koprivnica Matija Namjesnik, Đakovo Martina Dolenec-Kan, Zagreb Srđan Luetić, Makarska Darko Talaja, Osijek Mario Ranogajec, Đurmanec Glorija Petrović, Dubrovnik Mateja Ribić, Pleternica Zlatko Kos, Karlovac Zvonko Juren, Čađavica Branka Maškarin, Rab Darija Galić, Zagreb Antonio Talaja, Osijek SONY TV + SOUNDBAR 09.05. 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