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Passers-by got a sneak peek at what is soon to become a familiar New Haven landmark when a statue of a Torosaurus was lowered to its granite perch outside the Peabody Museum of Natural History on Sept. 22. The 21-foot-long, 7,350-pound bronze sculpture, now sheathed in white draping, will be formally unveiled on Saturday, Oct. 22.
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