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Brazil's 'phone'y wonders
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Women look at a decorated public phone booth in Sao Paulo, Brazil. A hundred phone booths, nicknamed Orelhao (meaning 'big ear' in Portuguese), are being replaced with art works by a local phone company. AFP/Yasuyoshi Chiba
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People touch a public phone booth decorated as a brain in Sao Paulo, Brazil. AFP/Yasuyoshi Chiba
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A man takes pictures of a decorated public phone booth in Sao Paulo. AFP/Yasuyoshi Chiba
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A woman uses a decorated public phone booth in Sao Paulo. AFP/Yasuyoshi Chiba
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Friends have a picture taken at a public phone booth decorated as a brain. AFP/Yasuyoshi Chiba
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A man uses a public phone booth decorated as a brain in Sao Paulo, Brazil. AFP/Yasuyoshi Chiba
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A woman uses a decorated public phone booth in Brazil. AFP/Yasuyoshi Chiba
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