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The pair of lions on the western end of the eponymous Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine, Florida (constructed 1925–1927, rebuilt 2011–2012). Sculpture in limestone at the Museum of Outdoor Arts, Colorado (founded 1981). Estonia. The Swedish lion in bronze in Narva, Estonia.

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