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Rio de Janeiro (AFP) - Political correctness took a distant back seat late Wednesday as Brazil's business hub of Sao Paulo played host to tabloid heaven with a contest honoring women's rear ends.

Namely, the 2013 edition of Miss Bumbum -- in which 15 young women competed for the right to be crowned as the owner of the most delightful derriere.

The winner, who got the vote of a half-male, half-female jury, was 25-year-old Dai Macedo from the central state of Goias for her 107 centimetres (42 inches) of 'bumbum.'

Second was Eliana Amaral from Pernambuco in the north and, bringing up the rear, so to speak, was third-placed Jessica Amaral from the central northern region of Para.

Administration student Macedo had been embroiled in controversy leading up the event, taking to social media to suggest the result would be fixed to give the title to rival Mari Sousa.

Sousa, 25, and Eliana Amaral, 24, were also the subjects of media allegations they may have bribed judges to back their respective campaigns.

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http://news.yahoo.com/brazil-holds-contest-best-rear-end-202557346.html

Rio de Janeiro (AFP) - Political correctness took a distant back seat late Wednesday as Brazil's business hub of Sao Paulo played host to tabloid heaven with a contest honoring women's rear ends.

Namely, the 2013 edition of Miss Bumbum -- in which 15 young women competed for the right to be crowned as the owner of the most delightful derriere.

The winner, who got the vote of a half-male, half-female jury, was 25-year-old Dai Macedo from the central state of Goias for her 107 centimetres (42 inches) of 'bumbum.'

Second was Eliana Amaral from Pernambuco in the north and, bringing up the rear, so to speak, was third-placed Jessica Amaral from the central northern region of Para.

Administration student Macedo had been embroiled in controversy leading up the event, taking to social media to suggest the result would be fixed to give the title to rival Mari Sousa.

Sousa, 25, and Eliana Amaral, 24, were also the subjects of media allegations they may have bribed judges to back their respective campaigns.