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Yeah, the new Sport Illustrated swimsuit issue is out, get your pics while they are hot.

Here is a small script for you, will run fine on any *nix system with wget installed.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

my @names = qw (ana_beatriz
        audrey
        bridget
        chandra
        ehrinn
        elsa
        heidi
        isabeli
        josie
        melissa
        molly
        petra
        shakara
        vanessa
        veronica
        yamila);

my $base_url = qq(http://i.cnn.net/si/features/2002/swimsuit/images/ga
+llery/);
my $suffix = qq(/lg/);
my $ext = qq(.jpg);

for my $name (@names) {
    for (1..10) {
    `wget $base_url$name$suffix$_$ext`;
    `mv $_$ext $name$_$ext`;
    }
}
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enjoy!

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