Shanghai Expo finishing

Shanghai Expo finishing

SHANGHAI, China - A man holds up his grandchild for a photo near the Chinese pavilion (back) at the World Expo in Shanghai on Oct. 30, 2010, the eve of the final day of its six-month run.

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