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NBC will pair the two in a nationwide hunt for the next swimsuit supermodel for its new unscripted series, "The Sports Illustrated Fresh Faces Competition."

The show, set to premiere early next year, will air in conjunction with the magazine's annual swimsuit issue.

The six-episode series will follow contestants competing for a million-dollar modeling contract and exposure in the widely distributed magazine.

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