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July 26th, 2006

Thomas Fuchs: The Hypocritical Oath

Diseases Of the Rich vs. Diseases Of The Poor, THE NEW YORK TIMES

Tags: activism, artsy fartsy, health care, illustration, poverty, Thomas Fuchs.

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