Why did Berlusconi buy so much art?
From Ferdinand Marcos to Catherine the Great, the acquisition of power seems to go hand in hand with the acquisition of lots of artworks — good and bad
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From Ferdinand Marcos to Catherine the Great, the acquisition of power seems to go hand in hand with the acquisition of lots of artworks — good and bad
Somebody returned a copy of "Beowulf" 54 years after it was checked out. It would have accumulated a fine of about $1,000, the library said.
Somebody returned a copy of "Beowulf" 54 years after it was checked out. It would have accumulated a fine of about $1,000, the library said.
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