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Anandita Dutta Tamuly (26), aims to eat as many Bhut Jolokia peppers as she can.
Tamuly says she got hooked on the chillis as a child after her mother smeared chili paste on her tongue to cure an infection.
Tamuly, who will attempt to creat a new record in London, added: "I have already created history on Indian television by munching 60 of the chilies in two minutes. I am more than confident of creating a record."
The current record was set by South African Anita Crafford, who ate eight jalapenos in a minute in 2002, but Tamuly loves the Bhut Jolokia or "ghost" chili pepper, which is rated about 100 times as hot as a jalapeno.
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The president outlined his proposal in a speech ahead of next week's summit in Germany of leading industrialized nations, where global warming is to be a major topic. Bush urged other nations to eliminate tariffs on clean energy technologies.
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