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Nancy Peters

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We're still in a state of shock ... We have our "Dump Bush and Cheney" sign in the window, which Lawrence [Ferlinghetti] painted himself. We're looking forward to impeachment or perhaps, indictments for war crimes.
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"Angry, resigned and motivated -- artists reflect on next four years", San Francisco Chronicle, 2004-11-09.

 
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