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Taken and photostitched by User mjbaldwin = Michael Baldwin, on 25-Fev-2006, at the Sambódromo, Rio de Janeiro, 2006 |
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25 February 2006 |
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taken from the english wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Sapucai_Panoramic.jpg |
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User mjbaldwin = Michael Baldwin |
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