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Português: O bulgaro Jordan no pódio das argolas do Mundial de Londres 2009
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You can use this file freely as long as you respect its licence (see below). Nevertheless, if you use this work outside of the Wikimedia projects, I would be very happy to be informed (please give me the title of this work in your message).

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TwoWings (author)
Other versions cropped from File:Podium of 2009WAGC Rings.JPG

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