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No wonder Eva Longoria wears those huge sunglasses - every glance of hers is a valuable commodity!

The Desperate Housewife tried to keep a low profile while walking into Cafe Med for lunch the other day, but only got the paps begging Eva to favor them with a good shot. Eventually, of course, Eva graciously started indulging them - aww, how sweet! (Then again, when you're as hot as Eva, even a quick little glimpse can make a photographer's day!)

Over here, Eva!

Hiya!

You've got the look!

SEE MORE:

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Always way overdressed.

April 30, 2008 7:13 AM

Posted by: Anonymous

She's so pretty. I love her smile very much. A few days ago, I saw her at he millionaire dating club millionairefriends.com, she posted a nice profile there. Seems she is looking for a nice guy for serious relationships.

April 30, 2008 7:23 AM

Posted by: Anonymous

I love that dress

but I don't like her

April 30, 2008 8:43 AM

Posted by: ErinM

Please move on this is an old scank that can't give birth at her age. No more of this scank please.

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