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World Cup 2010 In Pictures
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kronsington wrote: »well spotted. is that definately her?
it's her all right the mole under the lips on the left and the ah bikkin size are the same, wonder will she be in a brazil top next
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Kidchameleon wrote: »Champions...
Great shot. It's a bit artificial the way they changed shirts for the moment. Not sure if I'm a fan of that.0 -
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PURI, INDIA - JULY 12: Paul, the psychic world cup octopus, has been commemorated by Indian sand sculptor, Sudarshan Patnaik. The giant 4 feet sculpture, which includes the Spanish flag and a congratulations message, has attracted crowds of people on the beach in Puri, India. Paul the psychic octopus cemented his reputation by predicting the World Cup final outcome and maintaining a 100 per cent tournament record. Paul predicted a Spain victory in Sunday night's showpiece, to the delight of thousands of punters. People gambling on the octopus's predictions have won up to half a million pounds during the tournament, according to bookmakers William Hill.0 -
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come on Spain 
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