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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Joanna Brown captures Miss Bahamas World title; Statuesque Beauty now Preparing to Take on The World. [Nassau, Bahamas (MBO) May 31, 2009]... At 17, she was the youngest in the pageant, but Miss Grand Bahama World Joanna Brown won over the judges with her maturity, grace, intelligence and charm to capture the 2009 Miss Bahamas World title. The 6’ 0” high school graduate now begins preparations for the Miss World pageant, which will be held in Johannesburg, South Africa in December of this year. A large crowd came out to witness the pageant, to see which of the “Earth Angels” would emerge victorious. In a tightly contested competition, Joanna did not disappoint her fans, as she appeared confident, calm, and regal during the competition. She now begins intense preparations for the Miss World competition at the hands of international and local beauty experts, led by renown fashion designer and pageant coach Bobby Ackbarali. Finishing second in this year’s pageant was the lovely Llatetra Laing, Miss Bahamas Experience. Llatetra captured the Miss Bahamas Tourism Queen title, as well as five special awards: Lady of Elegance; Miss Photogenic; Most Beautiful Complextion; Best in Evening Gown; Miss Popularity; and Sexy and Sophisticated Cover Girl award for most Swimsuit poster sales. She will compete in the Miss Tourism Queen International pageant in China next year. Third place went to Dashanique Poitier, Miss Davis Trucking who will represent the Bahamas in the next Miss Intercontinental pageant. Rounding out the top five were Miss Sposabella Bridal, Formal and Evening Wear Devera Pinder and Miss Red Hot Gabrielle Major. Kendra Wilkinson, Miss D. S. Lifestyles Inc., won the Top Model of the Bahamas title and will represent the country in the next Top Model of the World competition. She also captured the Best in Swimsuit award. Other special award winners were: Miss Bahamas World Sportswoman - Michaela Ferguson, Miss Bella Donna; People’s Choice - Swanique Sawyer, Miss Harbour Island; Most Talented and Beauty with a Purpose – Devera Pinder, Miss Sposabella Bridal, Formal & Evening Wear; Miss Bahamas World Spirit Award – McChenier Johnson, Miss Colors Entertainment; and Miss Congeniality – Danielle Morley, Miss Exuma. Held under the theme “Earth Angels”, the pageant was a dramatic affair that paid tribute to the work of the Bahamas National Trust, while encouraging its audience to conserve and preserve our natural resources. Contact:Jerome Sawyer Director, Media Relations (242) 502-3800 missbahamasorg@gmail.com missbahamasorg@gmail.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Earth Angels show off their heavenly bodies in exciting Swimsuit Competition; The Retreat Gardens provide Perfect Backdrop for Top Model of The Bahamas contest. Nassau, Bahamas (MBO) May 17, 2009 - In surroundings reminiscent of the Garden of Eden, the thirteen Earth Angels commanded attention as they strut down a red carpet catwalk, wearing sexy white swimwear, and not much else. Even the rain stopped for the highly anticipated Miss Bahamas World Swimsuit and Top Model of the Bahamas competitions held at The Retreat - headquarters of the Bahamas National Trust, on Village Road. The ladies did not disappoint, displaying spectacular runway skills and even more impressive physiques in one of the most important events on the Miss Bahamas World calendar. The exciting double-header began with the Swimsuit Competition, which is one of the "fast track" events of the Miss Bahamas World pageant - the winner automatically advances to the semifinal round of the competition. With so much at stake, the ladies had been working out for months - and it showed! One by one, the contestants faced a distinguished panel of judges which included Top Model of the Bahamas 2008 Chrystal Bethell; Bahamian snowboarder Korath Wright; Pilates instructor Denise Carter; fitness coach Nardo Dean, and MBO Assistant Director of Pageant Affairs Anishka Lockhart. The judges' task was to look for body symmetry, the general fitness of the contestant, poise, stage presence, and modeling skills. After appearing individually before the judges, the ladies then stood before them as a group, giving the panel one last look before they made their final decisions. The winner of the Swimsuit competition will be announced during the finals of the Miss Bahamas World pageant on May 31st. Following a brief intermission, the show's focus switched to haute couture as the Top Model of the Bahamas competition got underway. A competition within a competition - this event is used to select the Bahamian representative for the Top Model of the World competition. Last year's winner Chrystal Bethell travelled to Germany earlier this year to compete in the Top Model of the World competition. She just recently returned from China where she competed in the Beauty and Model Festival, capturing the title Miss Caribbean in the process. She and her fellow judges - Bahamian models Stephanie Smollet, Felicia Forbes, Kendrick Kemp, and MBO Assistant Director of Talent Development Shavonne Bain, were looking for the young woman who owned the catwalk in the strength of her walk, attitude, and the way she carried the clothes. The fashions of Bahamian designers Lisa Humes, Apryl Burrows, Patrice Lockhart, Sabrina Francis, and Jarvi created a colorful, festive atmosphere while the Earth Angels brought attitude galore to the runway. Like the Swimsuit Competition, the winner of the 2009 Top Model of the Bahamas Title will be announced during the pageant on May 31st. There are five fast track events in this year's Miss Bahamas World pageant. The first - the Sportswoman Challenge - was held on May 9th. Miss Bella Donna Michaela Ferguson won that event, and in doing so became this year's first semifinalist. She will be joined by other fast track winners from the Swimsuit and Talent competitions, the Beauty with a Purpose Challenge, and the winner of the People's Choice award which goes to the contestant who receives the highest number of votes online at the Miss Bahamas Organization's website www.missbahamas.net. The Miss Bahamas World Pageant finale will be held on May 31st at the Wyndham Nassau Resort's Rainforest Theatre on Cable Beach. Contact:Jerome Sawyer Director, Media Relations (242) 502-3800 missbahamasorg@gmail.com missbahamasorg@gmail.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Michaela Ferguson captures Miss Bahamas World Sportswoman title: Miss Bella Donna becomes the First Semifinalist in 2009 Pageant; Defence force women victorious over Police women in arduous physical challenge Nassau, Bahamas (MBO) May 9, 2009 - Three seconds. That is all the separated the victor of the first ever Miss Bahamas World Sportswoman Challenge from her nearest rival. It was a grueling test of fitness and endurance but when it was all said and done, Miss Bella Donna Michaela Ferguson emerged the winner, guaranteeing her a Top 10 placement in this year's pageant. The contest began with the 13 Earth Angels being split into two groups - the red team, and the green team. The green team was joined by Miss Bahamas World 2008 Tinnyse Johnson so that each team would be evenly matched with 7 competitors. Their task was to twice clear a challenging eight-obstacle course - the handy work of Lieutenant Ricardo Barry of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force - in the fastest time. First up - the green team, made up of members Danielle Morely, Dashanique Poitier, Channa Cius, Joanna Brown, Shavonne McKenzie, Swanique Sawyer, and Miss Johnson. The team started off with a burst of speed but no apparent strategy as everyone tackled the obstacles all at once. It wasn't long before the wear and tear of the course set in, and their burst of energy made way to fatigue. The young ladies completed the obstacle at a slow pace, jogging and walking from obstacle to obstacle before finally crossing the finish line. Next to take the field was the Red Team, made up of Kendra Wilkinson, McChenier Johnson, Llatetra Laing, Emily Darville, Michaela Ferguson, Devera Pinder, and Gabrielle Major. These ladies seemed to have a better strategy, tackling the obstacles two at a time. They completed the course considerably faster, running all the way through. After being declared the winners, members of the Red Team had to face each other in three exercise routines which served as the elimination process. The first eliminator was pushups - the hard way - and the ladies were instructed to do as many as they could without stopping. One by one they faltered, leaving Michaela Ferguson as the winner of that round, and putting her into the finals of the Sportswoman challenge. The remaining ladies then competed in sit-ups - an exercise they appeared to be good at, for this round lasted quite a long time. The final two ladies in the round - McChenier Johnson and Kendra Wilkinson - were determined not to falter, but eventually Miss Johnson out lasted Miss Wilkinson to become the second contestant to enter the finals. The final and perhaps toughest eliminator was the military star jump. The remaining contestants gave it their all, but it was Gabrielle Major who was able to successfully complete the most jumps. The three finalists were given a breather while the ladies of the Royal Bahamas Police Force and the Royal Bahamas Defence Force tackled the course. Their competition was different from the contestants in that it was a relay, with an officer from each force going head to head. The Defence Force ladies took an early lead and never looked back, defeating the Police women in resounding fashion to become the first Miss Bahamas World Sportswomen winners. They were awarded a beautiful floating trophy by Miss Bahamas World Tinnyse Johnson. Finally, the moment had come to determine the first fast track winner in this year's pageant. One by one, the three finalists were required to go through the obstacle course again, with the promise that the young lady who completed the course the fastest would become the overall winner. After a coin toss, it was determined that Gabrielle Major would go first. She gave it a valiant effort but began to fade near the end of the course, completing it in a time of 2:32. Next to go was McChenier Johnson who proved to be a strong competitor in earlier rounds. She seemed to have an easier time clearing the course, finishing with a time of 2:25 to move into first place. As the final competitor, Michaela Ferguson knew the time she had to beat. She pushed herself seemingly beyond her limits, edging Miss Johnson out with a time of 2:22 to become the first semi finalist in the 2009 Miss Bahamas World pageant. The Sportswoman Challenge, which will be an annual event on the Miss Bahamas World calendar, was the first of five fast track competitions. Contestants who receive the highest scores in the Swimsuit and Talent competitions will automatically advance to the semifinals. They will be joined by the winner of the Beauty with a Purpose Challenge, and the winner of the People's Choice award, which goes to the contestant who receives the highest number of votes online at the Miss Bahamas Organization's website www.missbahamas.net. The Miss Bahamas World Pageant finale will be held on May 31st at the Wyndham Nassau Resort's Rainforest Theatre on Cable Beach. Contact:Jerome Sawyer Director, Media Relations (242) 502-3800 missbahamasorg@gmail.com missbahamasorg@gmail.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE “Earth Angels” Unveiling: Miss Bahamas World 2009 Pageant Officially Kicks Off with TV Show Premiere; Bahamas National Trust to benefit from Beauty with a Purpose; Bahamian Public Again Asked to Help Pick the Winner Nassau, Bahamas (MBO) May 4, 2009 – Following three months of an extensive training and grooming regimen, the 14 “Earth Angels” vying for the title of Miss Bahamas World 2009 were unveiled to the public on Monday May 4th during a Go Green reception at the headquarters of the Bahamas National Trust – The Retreat on Village Road. The beauties made a generous donation to BNT as guests got a sneak peak of the hit Reality TV show Miss Bahamas World: Backstage Pass. The “Earth Angels” are competing for the title of Miss Bahamas World, the right to adorn the Diamonds International Miss Bahamas World crown; and the opportunity to represent the Bahamas at the Miss World, Miss Tourism Queen International, and Miss Intercontinental pageants. Additionally, a title will be awarded to the contestant who receives top marks in runway skills during a special preliminary competition. She will go on to represent The Bahamas at next year’s Top Model of the World competition. This year’s Miss Bahamas World Beauty Pageant is slated for May 31st, 2009 at the Rainforest Theatre of the Wyndham Nassau Resort on Cable Beach under the theme, Earth Angels. The competition will feature some of the most beautiful women in The Bahamas who have been participating in months of vigorous training in various aspects of pageantry as well as other facets of creating a Queen to represent The Bahamas. The young women have had lessons in Bahamian history and culture; public speaking, dealing with the media; discovering one’s purpose; interview techniques; etiquette, and catwalk skills to name a few areas of concentration. One of the goals of the Miss Bahamas Organization® is to have all of its contestants and eventual winners meet international pageant standards so as to increase their chances of bringing home global titles. The winner of this competition goes on to represent The Bahamas at the 2009 Miss World Beauty Pageant, to be held in the Johannesburg, South Africa this December. This year, the Miss Bahamas Organization® has partnered with the Bahamas National Trust in celebration of BNT’s 50th anniversary. The contestants donated more than $1200.00 to the Trust during the launch reception, which was raised during a Beauty with a Purpose challenge chronicled for the Backstage Pass TV Show. Additionally, they will learn more about the work of the Trust and conservation efforts during the course of the pageant with numerous visits to some of the country’s National Parks. Over the course of the next few weeks the contestants will make numerous public appearances and participate in a number of events, including the first ever Miss Bahamas World Sportswoman Competition on May 9th, the Preliminary Swimsuit and Top Model competitions on May 17th, and the Talent and Evening Gown competitions on May 29th. An impressive list of new corporate sponsors is on board for this year’s event. Diamonds International is once again throwing its support behind the pageant by providing in-kind and cash contributions. The Broadcasting Corporation of the Bahamas - the Official Broadcast Station of the pageant’s activities and TV Show - is once again a Platinum Partner. Coming in as a Silver Partner is Baha Mar Resorts Ltd. As the Official Host Venue for the 2008 Miss Bahamas World Pageant, a number of events will be held at the facility. Other new partners include the Official Domestic Airline of the Miss Bahamas World Pageant Sky Bahamas; The Beauty Shack which provided supplies for the contestants make-overs; Fiji Water which supplied water to the contestants during the weeks leading up to the pageant; the exquisite resort Kamalame Cay and the Forfar Field Station which are hosting the contestants in Andros. Returning sponsors include Apex Awards and Obsession. Once again, Bahamians will get the chance to have their voices heard by selecting one of the semifinalists via online voting. Pageant enthusiasts are invited to visit the Miss Bahamas Organization’s website at HYPERLINK "http://www.missbahamas.net" www.missbahamas.net to learn more about the Earth Angels. They can then vote for their favorite contestant, and the Earth Angel receiving the highest number of votes automatically advances to the Semifinal round of the competition. The organizers of the pageant are anticipating a spectacular event on the night of May 31st.MBO Directors say that with the help of their various partners and the high caliber of ladies entered in this competition, the forthcoming Miss Bahamas World pageant should be the most competitive to date. Tickets for the show will be sold at Diamonds International, Bay Street; and the Rainforest Theatre box office, Cable Beach. Contact:Jerome Sawyer Director, Media Relations (242) 502-3800 missbahamasorg@gmail.com missbahamasorg@gmail.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SkyBahamas becomes the Official Domestic Airline of the Miss Bahamas World Pageant: Contestants to see more of the Islands of the Bahamas Nassau, Bahamas (MBO) March 16, 2009 – The sky is the limit for this year’s Miss Bahamas World contestants who will see more of the Islands of the Bahamas thanks to a new partnership between SkyBahamas Airlines Ltd. and the Miss Bahamas Organization® - producers of the Miss Bahamas World beauty pageant. Principals of SkyBahamas and MBO signed a contract today making the new partnership between the country’s fastest growing domestic airline and the country’s leading beauty pageant official. As a result of the agreement, the pageant’s family island based contestants, lecturers, and essential service providers will be flown to and from the capital for pageant events. Additionally, the pageant’s contestants will be flown to an exotic location in the Bahamas to discover more of the country’s natural beauty. SkyBahamas Airlines Ltd. is one of the leading regional airlines in The Bahamas. The airline started with regular flights into Exuma and today its services have expanded to include Freeport, Bimini, and Marsh Harbour. The airline plans to ad Cat Island to the mix in the coming months. In addition to offering regular scheduled flights throughout the Bahamas, the airline also charters flights throughout the Caribbean while earning a reputation for exceptional customer service. The Miss Bahamas Organization began staging pageants in 2006 when the first Miss Bahamas World pageant was held under its direction. Since then, the pageant has grown to become the premier beauty pageant in The Bahamas. This year’s pageant is scheduled for May 31st and will be held at the Rainforest Theatre under the theme “Earth Angels.” Contact:Jerome Sawyer Director, Media Relations (242) 502-3800 missbahamasorg@gmail.com missbahamasorg@gmail.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE “Earth Angels” Take to the Field in a Survival of the Fittest: First Ever Miss Bahamas World Sportswoman Challenge to Determine Semifinal Spot #1 Nassau, Bahamas (MBO) May 8, 2009 – Beauty queens are known for being delicate and pretty, but things could get ugly during the first ever Miss Bahamas World Sportswoman Challenge, scheduled for May 9 at 4 p.m. at the St. Paul’s play field, Lyford Cay. The 13 Earth Angels will shun their high heels for sneakers and knee pads as they compete against each other on a challenging obstacle course designed by officers of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force. At the end of the challenge, one young woman will emerge Miss Bahamas World Sportswoman, and will be rewarded with an automatic placement in the semifinals of the pageant. The idea of the Sportswoman Challenge stems from the Miss World pageant, which also has a similar competition for its contestants. Miss Bahamas Organization® President Michelle Malcolm explains that the winner of the Miss Bahamas World competition will have to face this type of challenge when she goes to South Africa later this year, and so she might as well get used to the idea now. “We are anticipating the day to be a lot of fun,” she says, “and we know that the girls will give it their all because they all want to grab that placement in the semifinals.” She is encouraging the families and friends of the contestants, as well as pageant fans, to come out and support the young ladies as they try to prove that they are the fittest of the bunch.The contestants will be split into two teams, and each team will have to clear an obstacle course designed by Lieutenant Ricardo Barry of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force. Once a winning team has been determined, the team members will then compete against each other in a series of physical challenges. The final three women left standing will then face the obstacle course once again - this time as individuals – to determine the overall winner. There will be an added bonus to Saturday’s event. The women of the Royal Bahamas Police Force and the Royal Bahamas Defence Force will have a friendly competition of their own. They too will face an obstacle – one that is considerably more challenging than the one designed for the Earth Angels – to determine which of the armed forces has the fittest women. The winners will be named Sportswomen of the Year, and will be given a floating trophy by the Miss Bahamas Organization®. “We were so excited when both the Defence and Police forces agreed to be a part of this event,” says Miss Malcolm. “We can’t wait to see how this friendly rivalry will pan out, and we know it will be very entertaining.” The Miss Bahamas World Sportswoman Challenge is being billed as the perfect family outing. Tickets are $20 and will be available at the door. Contact: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Miss Bahamas World Contestants Raise Money for Charity; The Crisis Center to Benefit from Beauty With a Purpose ConceptNassau, Bahamas (MBO) June 2, 2008 – The “Fierce Fifteen” contestants of the 2008 Miss Bahamas World pageant are living up to the Miss World tenet of Beauty with a Purpose. The beauties presented a check in the amount of $985.46 to The Crisis Center following an exercise in which they were encouraged to follow the example set by the Parable of the Talents. The contestants were split into two teams, and given the challenge of planning and executing a project to raise money during a five hour period, starting only with seed money of $100 provided by the Miss Bahamas Organization®. Each team was required to choose a charity with the idea that the funds raised by both teams would be donated to the winning team’s charity of choice. The A-list Beauties proved to be an innovative bunch. They held a car wash, offered shoulder massages to their clients while their vehicles were being cleaned, and sold snacks and soft drinks to passing motorists. In all, they raised more than $600 dollars. The plan of the Beauties with a Purpose team ran into a few snags, which led to their eventual defeat. They too held a car wash, coupling it with a kiddie’s fair. However, poor location choice proved to be a major factor in their loss. The competition will be chronicled in episode three of the new Reality TV show Miss Bahamas World Backstage Pass, which airs on ZNS on June 17th. Says MBO President Michelle Malcolm, the Miss Bahamas Organization® is very serious about its mission to advance and support today’s women through its Passion for Pageantry with a Purpose. “As it says in our mission statement, we aim to bring out the personal bests women seek to achieve by cultivating their passions, self-image, and education in an environment that encourages the pursuit of purpose, promotes discipline, and supports the strengthening of character,” she said. “MBO places heavy emphasis on community service for all of its winners and contestants. Its philosophy is that all are called to use their inherent gifts for the betterment of others – and thus its slogan “Passion for Pageantry with Purpose.” The Miss Bahamas Organization® is in search of a Beauty with a Purpose – a young woman who is passionate about her role in the improvement of her community and the world at large. For this reason, a community service project is mandatory for all Miss Bahamas World contestants. These projects must be documented and submitted for review by MBO for the Beauty with a Purpose competition, and - in the case of the pageant winner - may be used at the Miss World Competition. The winner of the Beauty with a Purpose competition automatically advances to the semifinal round of the competition. Contact: For immediate release “Fierce Fifteen” Unveiling: Miss Bahamas World 2008 Pageant Officially Kicks Off with TV Show Premiere; Bahamian Public Again Asked to Help Pick the WinnerNassau, Bahamas (MBO) June 2, 2008 – Following four months of an extensive training and grooming regimen, the 15 young women vying for the title of Miss Bahamas World 2008 were unveiled to the public on Monday June 2nd, during a red carpet premier reception for their new TV Show Miss Bahamas World: Backstage Pass! The gala affair was held at the Official Host Venue for the 2008 Miss Bahamas World pageant – Baha Mar’s Wyndham Nassau Resort – in the ballroom foyer beginning at 7 p.m.The “Fierce Fifteen” are competing for the title of Miss Bahamas World, the right to adorn the Diamonds International Miss Bahamas World crown; and the opportunity to represent the Bahamas at the Miss World, Miss Tourism Queen International, and Beauty of the World pageants. Additionally, a title will be awarded to the contestant who receives top marks in runway skills during a special preliminary competition. She will go on to represent The Bahamas at next year’s Top Model of the World competition. This year’s Miss Bahamas World Beauty Pageant is slated for June 29th, 2008 at the Rainforest Theatre of the Wyndham Nassau Resort on Cable Beach under the theme, Pure Elegance. The competition will feature some of the most beautiful women in The Bahamas who have been participating in months of vigorous training in various aspects of pageantry as well as other facets of creating a Queen to represent The Bahamas. The young women have had lessons in Bahamian history and culture; public speaking; dealing with the media; interview techniques; voice tone and projection, etiquette, and catwalk skills to name a few areas of concentration. One of the goals of the Miss Bahamas Organization® is to have all of its contestants and eventual winners meet international pageant standards so as to increase their chances of bringing home global titles. The winner of this competition goes on to represent The Bahamas at the 2008 Miss World Beauty Pageant, to be held in the Ukraine on October 4th. Over the course of the next few weeks this year’s contestants will make numerous public appearances and participate in a number of events, including preliminary swimsuit, talent, and evening gown competitions. They will also be worshipping together and visiting various points of interest around the island. The organizers of the pageant are anticipating a spectacular event on the night of June 29th. MBO Directors say that with the help of their various partners and the high caliber of ladies entered in this competition, the forthcoming Miss Bahamas World pageant should be an unforgettable event. Tickets for the show will be sold at Diamonds International, Bay Street; and the Rainforest Theatre box office, Cable Beach. Contact: For immediate release Nassau, Bahamas (MBO) June 2, 2008 – 376-MISS. That is the magic number if you wish to have a say in who becomes the next Miss Bahamas World. For the second consecutive year, the Bahamian public is being invited to get involved in the process to choose the new queen, who will represent the country at the 2008 Miss World pageant in the Ukraine on October 4th.The Miss Bahamas Organization® and BTC have teamed up once again for the Miss Bahamas World Vote for Me campaign. Like last year, the Bahamian public is being invited to help choose one of the Top 10 semifinalists through BTC’s SMS text voting service. Beginning the evening of Tuesday June 3rd following the broadcast of the new Reality TV show Miss Bahamas World Backstage Pass on ZNS, pageant enthusiasts can call 376-MISS (367-6477) to cast their votes for their favorite contestants by entering the contestant’s name or voting number as the subject of the text. And to aid them with their choice, pageant fans are encouraged to log onto the organization’s website at www.missbahamas.net where they will be able to view photos, a bio, and a video of each contestant, saying why she should be chosen to be the new queen. Unlike last year when they had just one chance to vote, this year they will be able to vote a total of four times – once each week during the month leading up to the grand finale – following the broadcasts of the four-part TV show series. The contestant receiving the highest number of text votes will automatically advance to the semi final round of the competition. Furthermore, one lucky winner from the voting public who selects the eventual winner of the pageant will receive a fabulous prize. This year’s “Fierce Fifteen” contestants are competing for the title of Miss Bahamas World, the right to adorn the Diamonds International Miss Bahamas World crown; and the opportunity to represent the Bahamas at the Miss World, Miss Tourism Queen International, and Beauty of the World pageants. Additionally, a title will be awarded to the contestant who receives top marks in runway skills during a special preliminary competition. She will go on to represent The Bahamas at next year’s Top Model of the World competition. The 2008 Miss Bahamas World Beauty Pageant is slated for June 29th at the Rainforest Theatre of the Wyndham Nassau Resort on Cable Beach under the theme, Pure Elegance. Contact: For immediate release Miss Bahamas World Receives Award from International Pageant Portal; Beauty Queen is recognized for Beauty of Spirit .
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