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<p>Anthony Vasoli of Chicago stands over the newly dyed Chicago 17 March, 2007 as part of the St. Patrick&#8217;s Day celebration in Chicago, Illinois. For the past 43 years the Chicago River turns green for the St. Patrick?s Day Parade celebration. (Photo: Jeff Haynes/AFP/Getty.)</p>
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