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Description	English: Graphically improved coat of arms of La Paz City and Department of La Paz, Bolivia.
Date	22 April 2011
Source	http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Escudodearmaslapaz.gif
Author	Original coat of arms created in 1555. Created for Commons by Jose Nogales ( Reference), current version graphically improved by Metroxed.

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