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Guinness World Records adjudicator Rob Molloy, right, confers the title of the shortet woman of the world to Jyoti Amge, in Nagpur, India, Friday, Dec. 16, 2011. Amge was declared the shortest woman in the world measuring 62.8 centimeters (24.7 inches) by the Guinness World Records. (AP Photo/ Manish Swarup)

Indian Jyoti Amge,18, reacts at her residence before a press conference with the Guinness World Records in Nagpur, India, Friday, Dec.16, 2011. Amge was declared the shortest woman in the world measuring 62.8 centimeters (24.7 inches) by the Guinness World Records. (AP Photo/ Manish Swarup)

Jyoti Amge,18 years, who stands at 61.95 cm (2 feet), shares a light moment with her elder sisters before a press conference with Guinness World Records in Nagpur, India, Friday, Dec.16, 2011. Amge, a high school student in central India, was recognized as the world's shortest woman by Guinness World Records on Friday as she turned 18 and said she hopes to earn a degree and make it in Bollywood. (AP Photo/ Manish Swarup)

Jyoti Amge, 18, center, who stands at 61.95 centimeters (2 feet), poses for a photography with her family at her residence before a press conference with the Guinness World Records in Nagpur, India, Friday, Dec. 16, 2011. Officials from Guinness were expected to measure Amge later Friday and declare her the World's Shortest Woman. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)

Unidentified relatives congratulate Jyoti Amge, 18, who stands at 61.95 centimeters (2 feet) at her residence before a press conference with Guinness World Records in Nagpur, India, Friday, Dec. 16, 2011. Officials from Guinness were expected to measure Amge later Friday and declare her the World's Shortest Woman. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)

Jyoti Amge celebrates after getting the title of the Shortest Woman of the World, in Nagpur, India, Friday, Dec. 16, 2011. Amgem was named the world's shortest measuring 62.8 centimeters (24.7 inches), as she celebrated her 18th birthday in central India, according to the Guinness World Records global authority on breaking achievements. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)

Jyoti Amge (C), 18, cuts a cake to celebrate her birthday during a news conference in Nagpur on December 16, 2011. Amge was officially announced by the Guinness World Records on December 16 the world's "shortest woman living (mobile)" measured as 62.8cm (24.7 inches) and will take the title from US woman Bridgette Jordan, previously held the record at 69.5 cm (27.4 in). AFP PHOTO/Punit PARANJPE

Jyoti Amge (C), 18, interacts with her sisters at her residence in Nagpur on December 16, 2011. Amge is currently recognized as the "shortest living teenager" measured as 61.95cm (2 ft) back in 2009. On December 16, on her 18th birthday, Amge will be eligible under Guinness World Record guidelines for the "smallest woman in the world" title which if successful will take the title from US woman Bridgette Jordan, who stands at 69.5 cm (27.4 in). AFP PHOTO/Punit PARANJPE

Jyoti Amge (C), 18, reacts as she receives birthday greetings from relatives at her residence in Nagpur on December 16, 2011. Amge is currently recognized as the "shortest living teenager" measured as 61.95cm (2 ft) back in 2009. On December 16, on her 18th birthday, Amge will be eligible under Guinness World Record guidelines for the "smallest woman in the world" title which if successful will take the title from US woman Bridgette Jordan, who stands at 69.5 cm (27.4 in). AFP PHOTO/Punit PARANJPE

Jyoti Amge (R), 18, poses as her relative Vishwatej, 5, looks on at their residence in Nagpur on December 16, 2011. Amge is currently recognized as the "shortest living teenager" measured as 61.95cm (2 ft) back in 2009. On December 16, on her 18th birthday, Amge will be eligible under Guinness World Record guidelines for the "smallest woman in the world" title which if successful will take the title from US woman Bridgette Jordan, who stands at 69.5 cm (27.4 in). AFP PHOTO/Punit PARANJPE