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Crazy Horse sculpture set to eclipse Mount Rushmore

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It has been 62 years in the making and is set to become the world's largest sculpture.

Since 1948, workers have been painstakingly carving the shape of Chief Crazy Horse on a mountain in South Dakota.

The BBC's Catrin Nye has been to see the monument.

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