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ZURICH (Reuters) - A laboratory in Switzerland has created the smallest magazine cover in the world, using a tiny chisel to create an image so minute that 2,000 of them could fit on a grain of salt.   Source: Swiss lab 'nano chisels' world's tiniest magazine cover
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