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"It might be the ultimate in personalized Valentine's Day Gifts.  Chocolates that mirror your image.               Mariya Kawae plans to give her lollipop look-a-like to her husband on February 14th.               SOUNDBITE: Mariya Kawae, woman who had a mould of her face created in chocolate, saying (Japanese):               \"I didn't think it would look so much like me. So I'm a bit surprised.\"               To make the sweet treat Mariya's image was scanned at the KS Design Lab. Then, using a 3D printer a silicon mould of her face was created.               Kana Yuasa helped her four-year-old daughter Hisoka fill a mould of her likeness with chocolaty goodness.               SOUNDBITE: Kana Yuasa, woman who had a mould of her face created in chocolate, saying (Japanese):               \"I thought that people might find it somewhat odd. So I had her make them instead. I wanted her to give it to her dad, but apparently she's going to give it to a friend.\"               In Japan, women traditionally give chocolates to men on February 14th. But in this case, it looks like Hisoka wants to keep her chocolatey image, all to herself."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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