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The world’s biggest game was on every TV in every bar and restaurant in the country’s major cities, unusual not only because it’s soccer, but also because the event ran a full month. There have been street parties, late drinking nights, constant wagering, and incessant debating over who would win.
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It is no wonder since artists consider frontiers and categorization as air-conditioned cages for pigs. Feelings after all have always been ambiguous. Life is clear as mud. Art and life are dogs of the same collar.
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November 13, 2011 - 11:59pm
