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Mumbai traffic
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This photo appeared as 12866.jpg on 16.Jan.2004. The photo was downloaded, cropped, and resized by en:User:Hajor.

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(del) (rev) 19:35, 29 February 2004 . .  Hajor . . 699x350 (70864 bytes) (Mumbai traffic -- CopyrightedFreeUse)

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