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Your support makes all the difference.The iconic Where's Wally? (aka Where's Waldo?) collection is due to celebrate its 25th anniversary with a range of new books and releases, announced publisher The Walker Group on May 17. The releases will include spin-offs of the original collection and will be rolled out around the globe in 2012.
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