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1989 Angela Visser NETHERLANDS |
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Cancun, Mexico | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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1st runner-up Louise Drevenstam SWEDEN 2nd runner-up Gretchen Polhemus USA 3rd runner-up Joanna Gapinska POLAND 4th runner-up Adriana Abascal Cisneros MEXICO SEMI-FINALISTS Ma. Macarena Mina Garachena CHILE Aasa Maria Lovdahl FINLAND Andrea Stelzer GERMANY Sandra Foster JAMAICA Eva Lisa Larsdotter Ljung VENEZUELA |
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1989 was the longest in terms of pageant preparation lasting for over a month. Early favorites this year were Misses Australia, Holland, Turkey, Spain, Argentina and hometown girl Mexico. Angela Visser literally ran away with the title, her semi-finals competition scores speaking for themselves, only slightly challenged by Sweden's Louise Drevenstam. Angela and runner-up Joanna Gapinska of Poland were non-finalists in Miss World the year before. Jamaica's Sandra Foster merely repeated her performance as a semi-finalist also in the previous Miss World pageant. Today, Angela is a budding actress and television broadcaster, co-hosting several Miss Universe telecasts in the early 1990s. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Angela's official photograph as Miss Universe 1989 |
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