File:Celine Dion both walk of fame stars.jpg

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Description	English: On the left is Dion's star on Canada's Walk of Fame; on the right is her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Date	Left image: 2009-04-19; right image: 2008-09-18; combined image created 2010-01-25
Source	Left image: File:Celine Dion Star on Canada's Walk of Fame.jpg; Right image: File:Celine Dion Star 2008.jpg (both images have been rotated, contrast adjusted and lens correction applied)
Author	Left image and combined image: Tabercil; right image: Black_Ninja

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File change date and time	19:02, 26 January 2010
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