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We show that the vertices of any plane graph in which every face is of size at least g can be colored by (3g Àý 5)=4 colors so that every color appears in every face. This is nearly tight, as there are plane graphs that admit no vertex coloring of this type with more than (3g+1)=4 colors. We further show that the problem of determining whether a plane graph admits a vertex coloring by 3 colors in which all colors appear in every face is NP-complete even for graphs in which all faces are of size 3 or 4 only. If all faces are of size 3 this can be decided in polynomial time.