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| Certainly practices should not continue to employ an older physician with debilities that impair his or her ability to make sound judgments and offer quality care. One could imagine a model of spin-offs and voluntary funding to counter the debilities of the core UN. As had been the case when Daniel Buren clad museum guards in striped vests in Eindhoven in 1981, a work that clearly served as a point of departure for Sehgal's Venetian farce, the artist employs the guards of the German pavilion to perform inane gesticulations and to enunciate debilities such as "This is so contemporary. |
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