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If you want a cms look at composite c1. 
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i am looking forwrad to make my company website in asp.net &nbsp;as front end and ms sql server as backend .<br />
i tried finding some award winning websites from where i can choose examples to customise my home page of website and the secondry pages layouts . i need something unique . <br />
i tried looking for some award winning websites for the year 2009 and 2010 but not getting .<br />
can i get any such website links .<br />
kindly advice
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i am looking forwrad to make my company website in asp.net  as front end and ms sql server as backend .
i tried finding some award winning websites from where i can choose examples to customise my home page of website and the secondry pages layouts . i need something unique . 
i tried looking for some award winning websites for the year 2009 and 2010 but not getting .
can i get any such website links .
kindly advice

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