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The sculpture 'Yellow' made by 11,014 lego's pieces is displayed during the opening of U.S. artist Nathan Sawaya exhibition &quot;The Art of the Brick&quot;, featuring works entirely made from lego bricks, in Milan, Italy, Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016. American artist Nathan Sawaya has a standing order of several hundred thousand Lego bricks monthly to create life-size sculptures that have traveled the globe.(AP Photo/Luca Bruno)

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