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...unlikely to extradite men who were cleared of any wrongdoing by a Pentagon investigation in 2003. In any case, a crime could be hard to prove. When the men's unit moved into Baghdad that day, "they were poorly informed, in a chaotic situation and under fire," says David Zucchino, a Los Angeles Times correspondent embedded with them. In Thunder Run, his book about the taking of Baghdad, he reported that a misconstrued intelligence report led the tank commanders to suspect the camera lenses they saw reflecting the sun from the hotel belonged to Iraqi artillery observers. The Pentagon...
...were the last time a public could be provoked by art. (Since then, an overload of images has rendered art's audience blase.) This seems to have confronted Rauschenberg with a crisis after his silk-screen paintings won the Venice Biennale in 1964-a dead zucchino now, but the Big Apple then...
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