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Like any artist, Yoko Ono wanted recognition, but she was never driven by a desire for wealth and fame. She ended up with both. What impact has that had on her legacy? https://t.co/3d8Kz1OGpH — PolitiTweet.org

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Across centuries, land that was collectively worked by the landless was claimed, and the age of private property was born. “We can learn from the time before enclosure, but we can’t go back there,” Eula Biss writes. https://t.co/YhXv6O3mWy — PolitiTweet.org

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Robert and Michelle King have produced, in the past 13 years, some of the most iconoclastic shows on television—joyful, cracked visions of moral chaos full of rude wit and formal experimentation. https://t.co/lvWpIHvqYy — PolitiTweet.org

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