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Politicians everywhere,extremely young japanese sex videos uncensored take note -- if you want a quick, surefire way to boost your popularity, start sharing more photos of your pets.

Even better, take a leaf out of the Mayor of Riga's book and share a 360-degree Facebook photo encouraging people to spot your cats.

SEE ALSO: Can you find this secret agent cat hiding in the kitchen?

On Thursday evening, Latvian politician Nils Ušakovs shared the following post on his official Facebook page:

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Here's a rough Facebook translation of the text below the image:

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Yep, it's time to play hide and seek with Ušakovs' cats, Kuzju and Muri.

(If you want to find the cats on your own -- it doesn't take too long -- then don't scroll any further yet!)

Cat number one is pretty easy to spot.

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Cat number two, meanwhile, is slightly better hidden.

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Admittedly, it's not the most difficult game, but that doesn't make it any less enjoyable.

It's not the first time Ušakovs has found a fun way to pass the time in his office, either.

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