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Shop assistant Natalya Butova holds a chocolate
\n portrait of Russian President Vladimir Putin in a chocolate shop in Moscow,
\n Friday, Nov. 21, 2003. The portrait is made out of a 1.5 kilogram slab
\n of solid white chocolate and various types of chocolate have been painted
\n on top to make a realistic portrait. The cost of the portrait made by
\n chocolate-makers Konfael is about $700. (AP Photo\/Misha Japaridze)<\/p>\n

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