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Lee Loevinger’s law of irresistible use predicts that “if there is a government agency, this proves something needs regulating.” (The Federal...
National Review’s art critic Brian Allen brings up the embarrassing attempt by Hartwig Fischer, the former director of the British Museum, to keep...
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