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<p>This isn't exactly about politics. (Although in a fairly obvious way, it kind of is.)</p>

It's a painting by noted artist Fernando Botero from his new <a href="http://www.nysun.com/article/41632">exhibit</a> about Abu Ghraib, which is opening today on 57th Street. 

<em>-- Azi Paybarah</em>]]></description>
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