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In a testament to Cattelan's Svengali-like might, the museum's in-house coordinator Ann Coxton has sportingly assumed the title of Gallery Janitor, ceding curatorial control to Cattelan and crew. And sportingly, he fails to mention that CSPI led the successful fight for easy-to-read nutrition facts labels on packaged foods; it has stopped scores of deceptive advertising campaigns, reduced the number of deaths due to sulfites, and encouraged major restaurant chains to add more healthful options to their menus. The previous day, the businessmen and high-ranking military personnel had engaged in what they sportingly called a "war game," but it was really more of a brainstorming session on how the military could buy more of their products. |
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