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| DescriptionMadonna Live 8 - 1.jpg |
Česky: Madonna
English: Madonna
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first published at http://www.madonnatribe.com
From the German Wikipedia. The photographer released rights after a German user e-mailed him/her. |
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Tony Barton |
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