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The neuropsychological phenomenon by which the brain interprets vague images as specific ones is called Pareidolia. A good example of this is when you see faces or animals in clouds. You can pretty much "see" familiar objects in almost anything.
Take a look at the spotted jelly bean above? See anything?
I could see a face at first, but when it was paired with this, it became unmistakable.
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The future queen of England, Kate Middleton.