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    Undated handout picture showing British top model Naomi Campbell posing for the launch of the Pirelli fashion collection campaign in Paris. The pictures, taken by French photographer Patrick Demarchelier and displayed at New York's Tony Shafrazi Gallery, will be sold by auction to raise money for child victims of Asia's tsunami. (Reuters photo)

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