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Fifty thousand Beatles fans take to the streets dressed as the Fab Four
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Rio de Janeiro - 11 Feb 2013
1. Pan of crowd at Sgt. Pepper block party in Flamengo Park
2. Percussionists playing at block party
3. Pan from band playing in front of red Sgt. Pepper double decker bus to crowd
4. Mid of...
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