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by Matt Hintz
December 7, 2011

[media-credit name=’Matt Hintz / The Badger Herald’ align=’alignright’ width=’336′]feature_MH[/media-credit]Two University of Wisconsin graduate students peruse the gingerbread houses on display at the Overture Center this Tuesday. Different bakeries in Madison showed off their edible buildings. 

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