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The appended document on how to squat shouldn't be offered as a practical guide due to its amalgam of provenances, but it does give non-squatters a sense of the steps some homeless people are willing and able to organize in order to provide themselves with independent shelter. Drawing on a multiplicity of ideological provenances and historical documents, According to an April 27, 2003, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article, Pearlstein has argued on behalf of Frederick Schultz, described as an expert on antiquities who also smuggled stolen artifacts and created false provenances for the items. |
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