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Here are the 7 wonders of the new world:

- Chichen Itza, Mexico

- Christ the Redeemer, Brazil

- The Colosseum, Italy

- The Great Wall of China

- Machu Picchu, Peru

- Petra, Jordan

- The Taj Mahal, India

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