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Muhammad Ali cropped from government photo
Originally from http://web.archive.org/web/20070306221402/http://www.house.gov/clay/images/photo016.jpg — public domain as a work of a US Government employee — cropped and cleaned up by the Epopt, who releases any copyright on the deriviative image to the public domain. So take your pick:
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