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The best art exhibitions are sometimes the most difficult to consume. That is surely the case with "Colombia: The Corn, the River, and the Grave,” the raw and ambitious offering currently at Denver’s Museo de las Americas.
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Book. but first, back to japan nearly a year after those apocalyptic scenes that none of us can forget. >> nearly 16,000 people were killed in the earthquake and the tsunami that followed. on top of that the nuclear disaster that followed will affect japan for decades literally. abc's akiko fujita is once again in the danger zone. >> reporter: there are few landmarks along the coast of ishinomaki now. mountains of tsunami debris hauled away. the shells of schools the few structures still standing. but in a community where more than 3,000 people died, the cleanup has been the easy part. at ok...