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A 3.5-ton chocolate sculpture in Limana, Italy has entered the Guinness Book of World Records.

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Editorial photograph of the subject at Guinness World Record in Limana, Italy on 17 March 2009. Rights: UK & IRELAND RIGHTS ONLY. Available from Big Pictures Archive for rights-managed licensing; quotes depend on usage, territory, and duration.

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World's Heaviest Chocolate Sculpture

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A 3.5-ton chocolate sculpture in Limana, Italy has entered the Guinness Book of World Records.

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17 March 2009

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Limana, Italy

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UK & IRELAND RIGHTS ONLY

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